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Collections of similarly themed photographs. I especially like My Bruises and my-white-top-and-orange-bottom.

Holee Crap that is one huge lens.

Coolest thing I’ve ever seen demo-ed by MS Research.

Useful photo samples taken with different cameras of the same scene. For pixel peepers.

Using strobes instead of the big honking variety.

I’ve actually been on Goat Fell on the Isle of Arran many years back. Awesomeness and a Donner Kabob.

Good god I love these “photos”:http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/custom/photos/chi-051207santascare-photogallery,1,592570.photogallery?coll=chi-homepagenews-utl. What is it with ruddy cheeked old white guys who sport a flaming red pajama suit festooned with white piping that freaks the bejesus out of little children? Soul-sucking registration required. You know the “drill”:http://www.bugmenot.com.

“Burning Man 2005″:http://www.scottlondon.com/photo/burningman2005/: I’m used to grainy, poorly taken shots of wasted, glassy eyed friends in the desert. These on the other hand are the best photos I’ve _ever_ seen of Burning Man. Kudos bars to the artists and photographer.

My friend and colleague Scott usually takes his holidays in exotic locales. Last year he went to India and Nepal. This year he went trekking about in Cambodia and Vietnam. As always, he took some cool and interesting “photos”:http://www.bulloch.org/img/VietCam05/index.htm.

Née Tokyo, Barcelona, Chicago; Maintenant New York.

I stumbled upon fiftymillimeter, a great photoblog, while checking out textpattern.

Another fantastic Martian panorama courtesy of Spirit and panoramas.dk.

New Year’s Eve 2003, Times Square NYC.

Powerbook redux: Because I am a dork, I snapped some photos of the Mac the day I took it home from the store. For posterity’s sake of course. Behold if you’re the beholdin’ type.

Now these are worthy of being called kick-ass panoramas. My favorites: The Eiffel Tower, Times Square, Santa Maria Maggiore Basilica, and Ground Zero.

Palo Alto and Mountain View from the Baylands Preserve. If you look closely, you can see the hangars at Moffett Field (center left, small white buildings) in the distance. I took this photo earlier in the Summer while cycling from Mountain View to Palo Alto Airport.