Photographer Documents Secret Satellites — All 189 of Them

I thought this was a very interesting article, also I liked the premise That How we look at Photography may have changed, that now some see it as a way of revealing truth of things that are hidden.His shots of 189 secret spy satellites are the subject of a new exhibit -- despite the fact that, officially speaking, the satellites don't exist. The Other Night Sky, on display at the University of California at Berkeley Art Museum through September 14, is only a small selection from the 1,500 astrophotographs Paglen has taken thus far.

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ZDnet Runs Afoul with Reader's with comments on The release Of Tecnorati's WTF

Tecnorati's new WTF feature is an interesting way to catch attention, most people know it as an acronym for What The F%&# So using WTF on Tecnorati is just a way to generate attention, and controversy, but don't feel to bad ZDnet fell afoul of it when they commented on it here http://ct.zdnet.com/clicks?t=2… and some readers took exception with it, so I guess WTF is doing it's job and generating the controversy that it was most likely meant to do. So at least now I know WTF to go and you are all welcome to Tell me WTF to go, with WTF. Can you Digg that?