Check out this free downloadable software that gives your digital pics the same retro look of those instant Poladroid pictures from your youth.

Listen for the famous *click...zzzzz* The image pops up on the desktop, but just like real Polaroids, you have to wait a few minutes for it to fully develop. That's half the fun.

Yes... This picture is real.

In Spanish, Colorado means red. In autumn, Colorado means red, yellow, orange, gold and green leaves and very blue sky. The combination is so breathtaking that you can use up every bit of memory -- in your brain and your digital camera -- trying to take it all in.

If you are seeking a new visual perspective of some of your favorite musicians--look no further. Your go to guy is photographer Gary Copeland. You've never seen Flava Flav like this.

I love those damn hippies.

What happened to the pay phone? This was seen on the streets of Ann Arbor, MI

It looks like Lloyd Wright's famous Franklin Avenue Sowden House hasn't sold, despite being on the market for over two years. With a price so high that it's only "available upon request" the house has languished with no buyers. No worries. The house is now available for rent instead, fully furnished. The 7-bedroom, 4-bath house includes "a kitchen suitable for a five-star chef and a master suite which can't help but soothe and relax." Rental price: $25,000 per month.

Check out these photos of some of the Hard Rock memorabillia. You need to install Silverlight (Microsoft's answer to Flash) and then you can zoom in and out to an amazing level of detail.

A simple view of one guy's day to day visual experience. He posts one photo a day on this web site. Check it out!

The fires that ravaged Southern California in late October 2007 have left an indelible mark on the community and the landscape. Check out NASA images of the fires and the aftermath.

Hungry anyone? I certainly am after seeing this... Check out the full size photo in all it's glory!

What's the point of the 50/50? Who eats the regular fries when they are next to the sweet potato type? I guess they are there when the good ones are all gone.