George Ou has some great analysis on why Jobs’ presentation on the iPhone 4 overinflated the display’s PPI improvement. Check out his analysis here.

Pieced memories from St Louis MO, San Diego CA, Greensboro NC, and Mount Vernon VA.

My newest work is a collection of pieced memories.

I just listed my newest collage entitled “This is how to move forward.” For more detail shots or to purchase an original, signed, limited-release print head over to the Etsy listing.

Good news for those political techies who want to download, access, mash, and otherwise play around with Senate voting records.  The Senate is migrating their voting roll calls to XML format.

Glenn Stansberry over at Nettuts+ has come up with a great list of HTML tags, many of which that I didn’t know previously, and some which could conceivably help with SEO.  For example, the <acronym> and <abbr> tags allow you to use abbreviations for terms and spell out the full term in the code, increasing your search engine exposure to variations of potential search terms.

Rage against the machine. Literally. Use a pencil.

A combination of images around the Hillsborough River in Tampa, Florida. A high voltage electricity box and a jetting pier in the wake of local water traffic.

Quick screen shot of the homepage design

I’ve posted new photography to cyj.vg. Check out my most recent gallery. If you want full size prints, let me know.

Branding for a new application idea I have called FeedyQ is already well under way. Here is a sneak peak of the logo and some blurred our shots of the user interface design. This application will be launching Q2 2008, hopefully.
My focus for this application’s design was a simplistic and striking user interface that really only pushes forward the bare necessities of the application, but allows for advanced use with a quick scan of the atmosphere. Our goal will be to move users as simply as possible from start to …

I am going to be making a photo journal of Warrenton, VA while I am in the area for the Christmas season. I’ll start you off with a quick picture I took last night of a beautiful sunset before dinner. (The image is large, you can crop it down to fit your screen for a wallpaper if you’d like…or send me a request.)
Nikon D80 f/10 ISO 200 1/25 sec