John Nack on Adobe: Sunday Photography: Simplicity, squalor, and scares

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I love the beautiful simplicity--in concept and in execution--of this timelapse video of a cross country flight at night. It makes me think of our own Julieanne Kost's Window Seat project.
Slices of life:
- Magnum photographer Jonas Bendiksen's The Places We Live documents life in slums around the world. [Via]
- English Russia features intensely intricate carved windows in Siberia.
Lingering Obamarama:
- Photographer Lisa Jack has shared her college photos of a 20-year-old Barack Obama. [Via]
- NY Times street fashion photog Bill Cunningham attended the inauguration & narrates his captures. The photography itself doesn't stir me, yet I found the piece an engaging little compilation. [Via]

Upsetting stylings:
- Wayne Martin Belger makes the scariest cameras ever. [Via]
- Don't ever use your photos to make a ski mask, or pretty soon you're going to be telling someone to "rub the lotion on its skin."
- The Coraline Web site lets you make button-eyed portraits by uploading & manipulating photos. [Via]

Posted by John Nack at 9:56 AM on February 22, 2009

Claudio — 6:36 AM on February 23, 2009

Any new of Lightroom 2.3 Final Release ?

Thank you