About 3 months ago Google bought YouTube for a couple of millions, and yesterday it seems they were showing off their cards with the first step in the right direction on how to make the giant video website - YouTube - work in coordination with the giant search engine - Google.
[Via Uber Review]
Graham Jefferey of Sensitive Light takes miraculous photographs of smoke, like the one seen here. Photocritic interviewed Jefferey about how he captures the perfect frame before it vanishes in a puff.
[Via Boing Boing]
Here’s a gross but brilliant anti-coke PSA from the government of Colombia, which features one particularly desperate addict.
[Via Boing Boing]
I will share a few selected links about comics that I visit frequently. If you are a fan of the sequential art too, you will enjoy each of them.
[Via Acuera]
Em 2004, depois de um workshop do W3C, Apple, Mozilla e Opera estavam se tornando cada vez mais preocupadas a respeito da direção do XHTML no W3C, perda de interesse no HTML e aparente indiferença para com as necessidades dos autores do mundo real. Então, em resposta, essas organizações ajustaram-se com a missão de enfrentar essas preocupações e o Web Hypertext Application Technology Working Group nasceu.
[Via Tableless]
Nuestra cuarta y última tirada: Coge unos hilos de seda, o algún soporte que no se vea (tal vez un poco de Photoshop…), gira la foto 90 o 180 grados y… adiós gravedad. Eso hace Philippe Ramette. Es un poco complejo, pero el resultado es asombroso.
[Via 4o D]
Nuestra tercera tirada: En cada sitio, en cada situación, en cada momento, tómate tumbado boca abajo… Corres el riesgo de parecer muerto en la foto, pero la gracia está en la serie resultante… Estos lo han hecho en 2004… Tiene su fecha pero se ha quedado con la chispa…
[Via 4o D]
Nuestra segunda tirada: Deja la cámara bajo un precipicio con el disparador en automático, pon un par de colchones al lado… sube pitando hacia arriba del precipicio, y tírate apuntando a los colchones… Con suerte, podrás montar una galería de fotos como la de Kerry Sharbakka…
[Via 4o D]
Empezamos una pequeña serie de entradas orientadas al retrato visto desde otro punto de vista…
[Via 4o D]
Sometimes, necessity is the mother of invention. Or in this case, procrastination. I’ve been working on a DJ/production/music-related site (still not live at time of writing despite the domain being a year old,) and rather than launch a somewhat-finished design, figured I should have an inline MP3 player to allow people to browse the site while listening to mixes and other original content. This is classic web project procrastination at work: “Just one more cool feature, and then I’ll put it live..”
[Via Schillmania]
