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Screensavr
Set this to your Flickr favorites and enjoy.
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Across America
Love this photo set, especially the square crop. Driving across america while taking photos sounds like a perfect way to spend a few months.
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Last Suppers : James Reynolds
Fascinating photos of last suppers from prisoners on death row.
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American Power
Stunning photo series about energy in America.
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new polas to swap out on the wall
Taken by Cindy
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Instax Windows
Love these. They remind me of these shots I took last year only lined up better and a bit more clever.
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LumaLoop
Looks like a fantastic new strap by James Duncan Davidson and Greg Koenig. I’ve always been frustrated with my camera strap not really working well as a neck/shoulder/messenger strap. This looks to be an ideal solution although isn’t quite as sexy as these High Key camera straps.
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Remembering Apollo 11
I’m addicted to reading and finding as much as I can about this mission with this anniversary. I didn’t live through it, and yet I feel connected and mesmerized by the events. It makes me a bit sad when I think about NASA and my perception of it now. I really do hope great things will come from NASA and space exploration in my lifetime, but I’m skeptical.
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Audrey Hepburn
Some previously unreleased photos of Audrey Hepburn. Damn, she was attractive.
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Photos: Facebook updates its location
Whoa. That’s right behind my desk!
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You Are What You Eat
Mesmerizing.
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Print Series on Level & Tap!
Laura Brunow Miner has been helping me a ton curating some beautiful photos for her new series over on the newly relaunched Level & Tap.
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Level & Tap
I love photography and I love it printed.
Originally, I started Level & Tap as a fun way to sell a few of my prints online, but shortly after I launched it I realized I couldn’t post enough photos to have people keep coming back to the site. There’s only so many of my photos I felt would look good printed, and I wanted to keep the quality of the site high.
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Flickr: Explore Analog
“Film photography is a beautiful thing.”
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The Ruins of Detroit
“Since the 50’s, “Motor City” lost more than half of its population. Nowadays, its splendid decaying monuments are, no less than the Pyramids of Egypt, the Coliseum of Rome, or the Acropolis in Athens, remnants of the passing of a great civilization.” Mesmerizing set of photos. Until seeing these I had no interest in every visiting Detroit. Now I desperately want to go with my cameras.
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Tri-Boro Barber School, 264 Bowery, Manhattan
Love this. Then again, I’ve got a weak spot for black and white old barber shop photos.
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New Typeface
An unnamed new typeface-in-progress from Aisle One. It’s awesome to see the initial stages as he works through the different letters. I’m liking the shape of it already.
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Wanted: Dog photos
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Typewriter Ribbon Tin Collection
A gorgeous collection of typewritter ribbon tins on Flickr. Great design inspiration here.
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Free iPhone Wallpaper from Shorpy
Fun set of iPhone Wallpapers of old time photos and illustrations from Shorpy.
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The 2008 political conventions of the United States
Some absolutely gorgeous photos from the Big Picture.
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2008 Olympics Opening Ceremony
I skimmed them quickly because I don’t want to ruin watching the opening ceremony tonight but these look like some fantastic photos from the Big Picture.
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2008 Tour de France - conclusion
For Kevin.
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Beijing 2008 Preparations - Three Weeks to Go
I’ll stop linking to The Big Picture… someday.
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Digital Film
Some fantastic commentary from Matt Brown about shooting in a digital world. I know I’m a “chimper”. I’m hoping to try out some of these ideas to try and see how it affects my shooting.
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California's Continuing Fires
From the Big Picture. My new favorite blog.
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Yay! Fireworks!
“When I was a kid, the mythical fireworks destination was spoken only in hushed tones behind the shadowiest of schoolyard simulated tugboat play-structures: Blackjack Fireworks.” Cabel, I’m right there with you.
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Vintage Car Logos
Inspiration abounds.
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Kuzumaki has been FFFFOUND!
Downtown Kuz getting a little internet love.
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Community: From Little Things, Big Things Grow
A fantastic article from George Oates, one of the designers at Flickr. There’s too many quotes in there to choose just one, but it got me thinking about community design in a slightly different way.