I’m watching the end of a sometimes brilliant, sometimes very crappy show. I don’t know how to feel about it. The show was basically a sine wave, starting out pretty lame, getting awesome, turning lame again, and then getting awesome just in time to piss me off about it having been canceled back when it [...]

Thomas Hawk’s Digital Connection: Why Corbis’ New SnapVillage Stock Photography Agency is a Bad Deal for Photographers

By someone with a competitive motivation—although that doesn’t make his criticism invalid….

Update: But, isn’t there an issue with the sales side of things? I.e., isn’t part of the upshot to using the big-agency spinoffs that image consumers are aware [...]

Now I just need to find a cheeto in the shape of a torso, head, and arms.

Resembles John Waters; only younger.

Kathleen Connally’s Photoblog – $300 Reward :: A Walk Through Durham Township, Pennsylvania

As you can see, I’m still playing around with skitch:

This is another subject I’ve been wrestling with for a while. They’ve put up plastic fencing around an area of Laney that they’re landscaping, and in the morning and afternoon the broken and/or twisted sections can cast some very interesting shadows. I’ve had some difficulty taking [...]

I’m trying out the Skitch beta—it’s pretty awesome, although you can definitely smell the beta.

Although yes, I’m also very confused about the idea of Victor Garber playing a supporting role in a show starring Johnny Lee Miller. There’s no possible valid explanation for that.

TV Squad previews ABC’s new shows – TV Squad

One of the skills a photographer is supposed to have which I have not yet (and perhaps never will) is pre-visualization. This was one of the shibboleths of the Adams-Weston crowd, and the basic idea is that you’re supposed to know what’s going to come out of your camera before you go anywhere near the [...]