If you haven’t yet heard about ffffound.com, consider this post a gift from me.

From the site:

FFFFOUND! is a web service that not only allows the users to post and share their favorite images found on the web, but also dynamically recommends each user’s tastes and interests for an inspirational image-bookmarking experience!!

Seriously, have a look. If you’re at all into photography, or art in general, or even just beautiful, interesting things–you’ll love it.

ffffound.com is a really neat image site. You can browse it using vim commands.

Links

[ ffffound | fffound.com ]

From Flickr.

A Photosynth of the inauguration. ::

A notable blog. You’ll like it.

[ The iseen Blog | iseen.blogspot.com ]

…I would be getting one of these.

Image from Nikon

From Wired:

A Nikon DSLR That’s Smarter Than You Are

Problem: DSLRs take the best pictures, but you don’t. No offense, but you need a camera that’s smarter than its user. The 12.3-megapixel D90 is a Mensa-worthy fistful of photo fury that could pave your way to MoMA’s permanent collection. Straight out of the box, the D90 shows off its picture-making prowess, no setting adjustments required: The 11-point autofocus system speedily locks onto subjects and gives priority to faces — up to five at once.

And the automatic light-sensitivity function is better than anything else on the market. As your chops improve, of course, you can take over the controls and fly solo. Mastered the still image and ready to attain auteur status? The D90 is the first DSLR that can shoot hi-def movies, letting you frame Scorcesian shots with any compatible lens—even the fish-eye.

And Nikon makes it easy to check your work, loading the D90 with the same 3-inch hi-res LCD found on the $5,000 pro model. If that’s not big enough, just plug the camera into your HDTV through the D90’s handy HDMI port. While you’re at it, why not invite a few investors to the screening? Next stop, Cannes!

A Full review of the Nikon D90

…my iPhone sure is handy. Here’s the Moon, Venus, and Jupiter.

[ The Moon, Venus, and Jupiter via iPhone | dmiessler.com ]

[ Some Really Nice Images ]

Uh, this is insanely sick. Congrats to Microsoft for allowing projects like this to exist.