I am sure that there will be thousands of images going around from yesterday's historical day, but here are some that I have found to be very interesting:

• Geoeye satellite took an aerial picture of it and it is definitely worth a look. Follow the link and you can even download the high resolution from it
• Cnet has a couple of zoomed images from the original. It's make me wonder as these are pictures taken 423 miles up in the sky by a satellite traveling at 17,000 miles per hour
• The New York Times as a zoomable photo showing the president addressing the crowd. Just hover over the crowd and you will get some help identifying the attendees.
• CNN has 360-degree panorama with the stand before the ceremony
• CNN-Microsoft put together a commemorative 3D portrait of the presidential inauguration using Microsoft's Photosynth Technology and it should be a really interesting view (I have not seen it yet as I cannot install it at work), via PCWorld
• Reuters has put together an Audio Slideshow with the Best of the inauguration and Obama's speech

Enjoy them and share any other good and interesting ones you find.

Labels: news, photography, politics

Hey guys, there's a great photo sharing site that's trying to change the world. (Sound familiar?..)

It's called Zooomr and it's localized in more languages than anybody else, and has been adding some amazing new features this week. Like stock sales, amazing map searches and much more. Today after much hoopla it launched. It was fast, clean, crisp and is seriously going to shake up photo sharing.

Then it melted. But they're working on it.

Robert Scoble had a great idea. This would be an amazing opportunity for microsoft or google or dell to build some good will.

We're trying to get that idea dugg, so it can have some traction.

Care to help?

I've been nattering on about it on my blog, if you're interested.

Yes Zooomr shares some features with flickr. But it does a lot of things flickr doesn't. They both rock.

Labels: flickr, photo sharing, photography, robert scoble, tomorrow's pioneers, zoomr