Eight years of Bush administration press pool photography, as selected by the head photo editors of AP, AFP, and Reuters.

"So I found out yesterday that the soundstage for "The Wire" still existed. I wasted no time in visiting it and was there almost less than 24 hours. It's one of my favorite TV shows ever and I had to see this before everyone ruined it. The building is also scheduled for demolition and they are going to build a super market on it."

MUST GO.

Yet another social network, although this one is a bit more private.

View photos by camera type, statistics, the whole works. So glad this is there.

CNET is violating my photo licensing by using this without asking, even with the attribution. Sigh.

Someone tagged a Blockbuster.

Mini business cards using your Flickr photos. I may have to order some of these.

The cutest photo you've seen in months, guaranteed. (thanks, Suw!)

"Real wild Squirrels with real vintage cameras. No computer editing on any of the shots."

"venezia, italy: in beautiful piazza san marco, tourists can buy a small sack of breadcrumbs for one euro so that they can attract mounds of pigeons for photo ops"

Kathryn has the greatest panhandler ever on her subway car.

Fun, quick, simple.

Junku is too awesome.

WTF?

For when all those people ask where to find a good photoblogger template...amazing work in MT.

Pictures! Of snakes! On planes!

There's one less piece of functionality I need from .mac!

[via Screenhead]

[via Buzz]

"You know those nerdy Cegep kids who run around on the mountain during Tam Tams fighting with duct tape weapons?"

Discussion of Flickr and moblogs in the wake of 7/7.

Amusing photoset that's making the rounds. Trying to figure out the easiest way to do one myself...

Doesn't seem like it will be an entirely bad thing.

Coming to the realization that I know too many of these people.

Gadgeteer of the year.

I'm sure this will be the most popular tag on Flickr for the next few weeks.

Gorgeous hi-res image of the northeast buried in snow.

It's amazing how three months ago I wouldn't have cared, but now I find this incredibly useful.

Nice photo collection from San Andreas, in story form.

Truly rocking!

Go Team Tinkle!