Knuckledragger

She has nice [a] nice bokeh. Actually, I think it's shopped to hell.

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Amazon Gold box is Lightroom 3 for $120

Eeenteresting. After doing some digging I found this page. It's in Italian, but a run through the Goog's translator yields this: So it was an utterly nonfunctional prototype. I wonder if WestLicht disclosed that at the auction.

Elizabeth Montgomery, pre-Bewitched.

That last one might have been what -=she=- was imagining when she took that self portrait she used as an icon.

Osama always was a show off.

The "common people" using Canon's 1 series digital bodies? Or Nikon's D3X/D3S? Not to mention the comparative price of Canon and Nikon glass to Sigma's self-described "low cost" line of lenses. Youse trollin' bro.

Foveon sensors are a really neat idea that will never see a proper implementation in to a real world product as long as Sigma owns the patent to the technology and doesn't license it. Mike Johnson, who runs the excellent photography blog The Online Photographer, had a great article last year about foveon technology. He compared the Foevon sensor to Lincoln Walsh's speaker drivers, which are the only used in Ohm brand speakers. The article is a good read for photo nerds, audio snobs or those of us who happen to be both.

Carl Zeiss Planar 50mm F/0.7, as used by Stanley Kubrick in Barry Lyndon. Carl Zeiss Super-Q-Gigantar 40mm F/0.33(!) Purportedly a one-of-a-kind prototype. Seource.

That's Epic Sax Guy on the far right.

This shot is amazingly well composed. At first I thought it was Charlie Sheen.

Sunrise at The Old Man of Storr; Skye, Scotland. Yet another reason to visit Skye.

Photo by Danilo Atzori, who seems more like a Photoshop artist than a photographer to me.

Camel Thorn Trees, Namibia

The Tiny Bang Story: An indie game that's a point and click puzzle adventure with hand drawn graphics and an electronic music score. It might not be the next Machinarium, but it sounds similar enough that I'm willing to try it out.

The whole tooth. "Time enough at last!"

Thanks, adktitan!