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Steve Jobs was a visionary.

I've been an unapologetic Apple fanboy for over a decade. I still remember my first Mac. I have it sitting in the corner of my office just collecting dust. When I think about how much of my work is done so much easier because of Apple products it blows my mind.

I spend less time worrying about, and fixing, issues with my Mac than I do my PC. I use my iPhone to take pictures (very often) and to connect with readers and other photographers on social media sites like Twitter, Facebook, and Google+.

I've started doing more work on my iPad as well. Whether it's social media or editing iPhone photos on my iPad it's all helped shape me into the photographer I am today.

Rarely will you catch me out with my camera in hand without a pair of earbuds connecting me to music or a photography podcast.

RIP Steve Jobs.

And thank you, for everything.

What ever your opinion of Apple and its business model, Mr. Jobs had a major impact on personal computing and entertainment electronics. Not to mention that Apple computers played a role in the development of digital photography.

I fear that over time Apple will lose their focus and creative edge much like they did after Jobs left in '85. While I likely will never own an Apple product, losing that force in the industry is only going to be a negative for all of us, no matter what computing and entertainment platforms we chose.

Mr. Jobs will be missed.

rest in peace the great innovator! I hope everyone has something to learn from him...
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