The Photo Blog
For those of you who are not receiving the Feedburner RSS Feed of this blog, you are missing the whimsical and visual postings. So, for Halloween, I thought I’d post links to some of the interesting photos and commentary:
• Fun with: Bush, Kennedy, Gates, Jobs, Moore, and Jamis in Japanese.
• Observations from the first screening of Pixar’s new film, The Incredibles.
• Beautiful Scenes from: Estonia, the Canadian Rockies, Singapore, Montage (Beach), and The Internet.
• Odd Photos: Halloween Horses, Climbing the Dish at Stanford, Extreme Macro Zoom, Elephants, Aquasaurs and Ecospheres, the Technorati Bobsled Team, and the NanoCar spoof (which continues to fool people even this week).
• It came from TED: Visual Material Puzzles (another) and the DeepFlight submarine.
• And, of course, Rockets, Detached Heads, Funky Pink Divas and Robot Women.
An eclectic mix…. Happy Halloween!
• Fun with: Bush, Kennedy, Gates, Jobs, Moore, and Jamis in Japanese.
• Observations from the first screening of Pixar’s new film, The Incredibles.
• Beautiful Scenes from: Estonia, the Canadian Rockies, Singapore, Montage (Beach), and The Internet.
• Odd Photos: Halloween Horses, Climbing the Dish at Stanford, Extreme Macro Zoom, Elephants, Aquasaurs and Ecospheres, the Technorati Bobsled Team, and the NanoCar spoof (which continues to fool people even this week).
• It came from TED: Visual Material Puzzles (another) and the DeepFlight submarine.
• And, of course, Rockets, Detached Heads, Funky Pink Divas and Robot Women.
An eclectic mix…. Happy Halloween!
4 Comments:
Robot Food? Sure, that's a very topical post. =)
By Steve Jurvetson, at 10:01 PM
What camera do you use for your pics? I seem to remember you making a recommendation in a biz pub but couldn't find that reference. I enjoy the various random shots you post and I read with my RSS reader. Keep it up!
By Dave, at 5:38 AM
The Casio Z55. The Ode to my Casios is in the April Business 2.0.
I just tried a new camera this weekend, the Panasonic Lumix FX-7. Here is a comparison of the two cameras.
By Steve Jurvetson, at 12:47 PM
great post - great pictures
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