Portraits of an Argentinian family taken yearly from 1976 through the present
Oddly, little smiling going on.
Gallery showing of anonymous photos
Collection forces viewers to see the photographs on their own merit (rather than by who took them.)
Awesome art show by Minnesota photographer Thomas Allen
Allen uses pulp fiction paperbacks and old books as “pop-up” still life subjects. Depth of focus tricks.
Tales of espionage and counter espionage from a corporate anti-espionage firm
Moral of the story - don’t get naked in a tanning booth, ever.
MeFi thread on googling for web accessible cameras
Neat way to get some a view of completely random places around the globe. Controllable, full motion, some with sound. Japanese funeral parlor cam is weird.
Eye of Science
Amazing photographs of our microscopic world
Mesmerizing photos of highrise buildings in Hong Kong
These buildings are so far beyond the human scale that they almost appear to be pixelated digital patterns.
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The Thought Project
Simon Hoegsberg stops 150 people on the street in Copenhagen and asks them what they were thinking about right before he stopped them. Charming photos and thoughts.
Newseum
Today’s front page layouts from papers around the world. Awesome.
News designer
Weblog about newspaper design. Critiques and comments about the layout and design choices (and thus editorial, journalistic consequences) of the US and world papers. Especially like the “Today’s Front Pages” section which has an image of a dozen or two
Corner Shots - architectural photography.
Self titled “architecture portraitist”, photographs buildings in New York, frequently from corners, frequently at night. Interestingly, he records the location of all the photos he takes, with relevant links to yahoo maps.
File Magazine - Sublime Spaces
Excellent photography by Bob Stevens.
Incredible landscape photography by Bruce Percy
Vivid colors, wonderful subjects and composition. I’m intrigued by the medium format.
How it’s not about what camera you use…
(by a guy who has a picture of himself with a two foot lens on his front page)
New York Public Library’s Digital Gallery
Public online access to over 27,000 images
“Transparent background” flickr photoset.
Nice confusion of the real with the virtual. Using digital photos as desktop backgrounds to achieve a “transparent screen effect.”
The Lightning Field
Installation in Southwestern New Mexico by sculptor Water De Maria. Field of metal poles attracts lightning during the Southwest’s rolling thunderstorms. You can stay in a cabin at the site, but it’s spendy and no photography is allowed! (lame!!!)
Easy to use image auto-stitcher
Hooray, no more lining up merge points and such. Balances color and darkness too. Sadly, Windows only for now.
Beautiful gallery of manhole covers in Japan
Interesting designs wrought in iron.
Hello
John is currently thinking and designing in San Francisco.
Projects
Message Muni
A simple and forgiving text messaging service for San Francisco Muni arrival times.
DSButtons.com
DS Buttons are an invitation to play.
Collaborators
Adam DuVander
of WifiPDX and Simplicity Rules fame.
Josh Heumann
Polaroid alchemist extraordinaire.
Sean Madden
The Pixelnomad.
Name Redacted
Qué mysterioso.
Tom Watson
Stays up late over at 110am.