John Nack on Adobe: Tipping cows, Bending Light, & more

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Postcard Polaroid features, well, just that--a blog-ful of Polaroid snaps sent in by readers, often with little magic marker witticisms.
In a related vein, Photojojo has a cool idea (and tutorial) for turning a single photo into a large mailable mosaic. And in their Awesomeness section (heh), they sell The Mailable Photo Frame, a self-contained 4"x6" sleeve with its own stand.
If that's up your alley, you might like MOO's Flickr MiniCards--an easy way to print tiny, sharable copies of your images.
Through Joe Lencioni's excellent Shifting Pixel, I found Bending Light Magazine, home to numerous lovely Flash galleries like this one. I especially liked these discoveries. ("I've got a fever... and the only prescription... is more cowball.")
I escaped rural Illinois without ever having tipped a cow, though I was chased by a few. Too bad I didn't think to shoot them (with a camera, of course). Rachel Sudlow did; Cowscapes is the result.
Borut Peterlin does some cool portraiture.

Posted by John Nack at 7:06 AM on November 14, 2006

Joe Lencioni — 9:00 AM on November 14, 2006

Thanks for the link, John. You are a king. :)

[Heh--a legend in my own blog, maybe. ;-) --J.]