I Have a Much Bigger Idea

but I can't seem to turn it on

Hitler in Boracay

Sorry, Brian G. The newest sensation in Bora is not the Gucci Gang or your absence but the Fuhrer himself.

Photo Cat-alog

Hai!
I'm Fritz! A German cat. I took that photo and the rest of my portfolio can be found here

Robert Capa's Negatives: The Implications

The Mexican suitcase is finally found. New York Times wrote:

The discovery has sent shock waves through the photography world, not least because it is hoped that the negatives could settle once and for all a question that has dogged Capa’s legacy: whether what may be his most famous picture — and one of the most famous war photographs of all time — was staged. Known as “The Falling Soldier,” it shows a Spanish Republican militiaman reeling backward at what appears to be the instant a bullet strikes his chest or head on a hillside near Córdoba in 1936. When the picture was first published in the French magazine Vu, it created a sensation and helped crystallize support for the Republican cause.

Where You Are Destined

Staged

How would you say that a photo is staged? What if the subjects were too willing to change locations or do their own blocking? What if the photographer made his own monster or fairies? Is this staged or is it art? These and other questions are raised in these nonetheless famous photos including "The Kiss."

Trip to Quiapo

Forget the lack of traffic. Look at the blue skies. You can almsot see forever then. And the red jeeps and buses. YCO Paint made just for the tropics. I never heard "tropics" referred to the Philippines anymore. And the glamor of Wild Africa with D'Congo Soda Fountain. You had a feeling the Low Waist Gang would sip their sodas here before moving to stronger brewskis. Peacetime Restaurant recalling the false hope of life after The Great War. We didn't have EDSA Rev Disco or Edsa Dos Resto, didn't we? This was Quiapo before it became a taong grasa.

Animals Close Up

Wired came up with "The Animal Kingdom in Ultra-Hi-Res: Creature by Andrew Zuckerman"

Ompong's Baguio Panorama

Photographer Ompong Tan posted this panoramic shot of Baguio's CBD from Camp Allen. I think he used his 6 mm camera. If you want a bigger version, go to ompongtan.multiply.com

Pre-Cursor

Remember that award winning Japanese ad about how your cursor works? Nano-Japanese carrying a huge cursor sign. Well, this is the prototype: