xkcd's latest comic, titled "Flowcharts," is a tongue-in-cheek take on the concept of the golden ratio (or golden spiral) in photography. It's a flow chart in which one of the steps reads: "Do you like when people find the golden spiral in random images?" If you choose "yes" from there, you're taken on a golden ratio journey that magically fits the design of the chart.
It might not be the most useful website ever designed, but Flickr's new Park or Bird microsite serves a purpose: namely, it's the Flickr Vision team's response to a challenge by the popular webcomic XKCD.
Dominic, the guy behind the popular web comic Domics, put together this humorous …
The tech world has been buzzing over the past couple of days about …
DOGHOUSEDIARIES created this humorous glimpse into what the Fortune 500 company list will look like 18 years from now, in the year 2030. We see that "Undo Instagram Filters Inc." leads the pack with $2.88 trillion in annual revenue.
It's obviously satirical, but it does cause you to think... What is the world going to do with the unfathomably large pile of filtered photos if/when the fake retro look goes out of style?
A funny photography-related remix of a well-known Dueling Analogs comic.
This is what happens to your photography when you grow in both Photoshop skills and laziness.
Brian T. linked to this XKCD comic titled “ …
Fans of Aaron Johnson’s webcomic, What the Duck can look sharp …