When Kendra Stitt Robbins was practicing law in San Francisco, California, she had dreams of starting her own non-profit. But like most of us, she had spent her life on a very focused career path that included a bachelor’s, masters and law degree from Georgetown, and long hours at major law firms supporting corporations in forming… READ MORE

Performance is now a feature in every new version of Photoshop and as Photoshop Architect, it’s my job to look for ways to make the software faster and more responsive than ever. We’ve heard from our customers that they perceive improved performance as a feature and a key reason to upgrade to a new version…. READ MORE

It’s been fun for us to see reactions like these to Bryan O’Neil Hughes’ (Senior Product Manager for Photoshop) blog post – “Photoshop Hits the Open Road” – about his recent trek to the Adobe and lynda.com photography event in sunny southern California. Steve Gallegos says: Thank you for sharing the details and outcome of… READ MORE

I’m the luckiest guy I know.  Thirteen years into my career at Adobe, and I still get excited Sunday night about going to work the next morning.  The reasons are really pretty simple: my passion for photography spills into work and work then spills into my passion for photography.  The only thing that has ever… READ MORE

If you walk the halls here in the Adobe San Jose office, you’re bound to find a group huddled around a monitor with 3D glasses on, all peering over the shoulder of Pete Falco, lead computer scientist for Photoshop, closely examining the latest Photoshop rendering. Or you may bump into Nikolai Svakhin, senior computer scientist,… READ MORE