Oooh! That airtight postcardviewer is cool. I think I am going to try it out eventually; it's now in my bookmarks. :) The photos are lovely. It's nice to see a place I recognize. Whenever we have relatives visit, we almost ALWAYS take them to the SF Piers! :)

Posted by Sharleen @ 21 january 2005 01:41 PM AEST

oh, p.s. you should enable commenting on previous entries! :) ah well. i was reading back and saw the pee while standing up article, and that instantly reminded me of something my friend showed me a while back lol - the magic cone! http://magic-cone.com/animation1.htm

Posted by Sharleen @ 21 january 2005 01:46 PM AEST

That thing is genius, pure genius. It really feels like you're shuffling through postcards!

Posted by Ale @ 21 january 2005 07:39 PM AEST

It's nice to see a different perspective of San Francisco. Your photos are unique and lovely as usual. Great photos and cool postcardviewer!

Posted by Marie @ 22 january 2005 03:03 AM AEST

Wow! Thanks for letting your readers know. I have installed it and have tried it out. It was successful. Too bad I cannot share the link - private party.

Posted by Thomas @ 22 january 2005 06:28 PM AEST

This thing is pretty amazing, I already made my own. Now if I could only convince it to read it's own configuration file and give me 7 columns instead of 5

Posted by andre @ 23 january 2005 04:37 AM AEST

Great shots, as usual.
The postcardviewer is pure eye-candy, but... it's Flash.
Flash is bad.
Just kidding.
But i prefer standards-compliant web-design.
That's all.
:)

Posted by corra24 @ 23 january 2005 10:42 AM AEST

Postcard viewer rocks! And so do your pictures. :) I can't wait to go on another vacation sigh. I need one desperately.

Posted by Michelle @ 24 january 2005 03:31 AM AEST

What a neat program, and what beautiful pictures!

Posted by Little Willow @ 25 january 2005 04:33 AM AEST

awesome. :) the new postcard viewer looks cool.. i'll have to incorporate that into my site sometime. :)

Posted by susan @ 25 january 2005 08:32 AM AEST