Category: photoblogs

  • //cellBYTES

    While flickr is more modestly a “cool photosharing thingy” and textamerica is slightly more ambitiously a “camera phone moblog community”, //cellBYTES is not only sophisticatedly punctuated, it’s also: a virtual community of digital artists interested in handheld technology + public works. As mobile phone technology advances //cellBYTES will be a contemporary + archival reference of […]

  • Videoblogs as Collective Documentary

    Jon Hoem, Videoblogs as Collective Documentary (conference paper – pdf).

  • Photoblog Roundup

    Photoblogs has had a site redesign – much cleaner, much more navigable. The addition of a ‘most popular’ list is good too. Number one there is Brownglasses.com – and deservedly so, it is just scrumptious, as is shutterbug. What I find interesting about photoblogs is that they are often published by people who are professionals […]

  • Linkage: Satan’s Laundromat

    Satan’s Laundromat is “a Brooklyn-based photolog with an emphasis on strange signage, urban decay, and general weirdness.” To my mind collecting these urban fragments is a beautiful use of the photoblog format – as much as I like cats. via new home-away-from-home Photosynthetic Molecules.