Photo – New free beta for Adobe Lightroom
Punk – Boy Sets Fire interview
Punk – New Anti-Flag song
Photos – Beauty in the Apocolpyse by Anton Kratochvil
Aerial photographs of Mexico City
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak
Hamas ready to talk to Israel, won’t renounce violence
day19.com – Jeremy and Claire Weiss Photography
NYT:
Gizmondo is dead, long live Gizmondo
Photos – Gotham Girls Roller Derby
Contest for Cartoons Mocking the Holocause Announced in Tehran
West sees Islamic Protests as sign of deep gulf
Startling Lesson in the Power of Imagery
Photo:
Burma nights, Rangoon Lights, photos by John Stanmeyer
Still photographer on the set of Munich
Inside the walls with Mara Salvatrucha, Luis Sinco
Nancy Kaszerman on shooting The Red Carpet
Alec Soth’s Niagara (different than previous mention)
Other:
Former Green Beret blogging from Iraq…
…His blog (by the way, the Pulitzer is only award to work appearing in a US newspaper)
People who cut themselves will now be given clean blades in UK
Four now dead protesting cartoons
Latest edition of the North Star Chronicles, polygamist newsletter from Canada (PDF)
MP3’s of the People’s Temple Choir, now you can listen to the sounds of Jonestown
Alternative considerations of Jonestown, People’s Temple
NYT:
Al Qaeda’s Jamal Ahmed al-Badawi escapes Yemeni jail in 460 foot tunnel
Polygamous Temple appears to be completed
PhotoMechanic out, universal binary
Adobe PDF on pro-app support for intel macs
Washington Post cartoon of armless, legless soldier
French editor fired over Muhammed cartoon
“Shocking” Utah TV news report on the fleshpit MySpace
Not shocking report that the Serbian army helped hide Ratko
MagnumPhotos- Niger Slave Trade by Stuart Franklin
MagnumPhotos- Paris Haute Couture by Christopher Anderson
MagnumPhotos- Niagra by Alec Soth
MagnumPhotos- Nepal’s Maoist Rebellion by Jonas Bendiksen
NYT:
Evangelical film actor is actually gay
More European papers print Muhammed cartoon
David Pogue on digital photography
New show of portraits by Henri Cartier-Bresson addresses issue of how his increasing fame impacted photographs he took of other famous people; show, at Cartier-Bresson Foundation in New York City, reflects power dynamic between photographer and subject; p
Link: http://www.nytimes.com/2006/01/26/arts/design/26cart.html