Joe Cieplinski

Canyon with river flowing. Black and White.

Not surprising, but Apple is the first company to present an AR/VR product that I actually find compelling. And they did it by selling it as a productivity device, rather than just a gaming/entertainment device.

Deep canyon with clouded sky in black and white

View of Black Canyon of the Gunnison's painted wall. Blue sky. Clouds. Winding river below.

Spring trees with sparse leaves lining both sides of a winding creek

Looking up at the inside of a waterfall cave, with maple trees outside

Cloudy view of Blue Ridge Mountains, green valley below

Thanks, whoever at Apple decided to put our little Boulder gathering on the “Beyond WWDC” page.

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Black and White large rock edifice lit by the morning sun.

Red tall rocks illuminated by the morning sun, blue sky.

Sun shining on red rock from Garden of the Gods park. Blue sky.

Rock face with blue sky and rising sun

Looking forward to seeing Black Canyon of the Gunnison today. Any day you get to visit a National Park is a good day.

If I’ve learned nothing else in my many years dealing with Apple, it’s that whenever they tell you your password is incorrect, it’s almost never your password that’s the problem.

Indoor pipes. Black and white.

Three circular gauges for an industrial electricity control panel.

Managed to accidentally drop just my left AirPod when I went to lunch yesterday. Thanks to Find My, I was able to retrieve it today. Outside the restaurant where I dropped it.

View of river, boats, and a bridge through tiled roof and wall. Black and white.

Mural on house wall with woman petting cat.

Looking up at a large, majestic tree with blue sky.

Look up at building in Lisbon, with graffiti and blue sky.

Lion statue. Black and White

Ornate stone column, black and white.

Castle walls. Light clouds. Black and white.

Two female peacocks on a stone wall with clear blue sky