Photography – Explore the Collections · V&A
www.vam.ac.uk
Browse one of the world's largest and most important photography collections, built up by the V&A since 1852, with works spanning the history of the medium.
Arne Vogel
www.arnevogel.com
The portfolio presents a restrained selection of design and development work, each project described with clear, technical concision.
Jingna Zhang - Photographer
zhangjingna.com
The site offers a comprehensive look at Jingna Zhang's career, with galleries spanning fashion editorials, fine art portraits, and commercial work.
David Bollier | news and perspectives on the commons
www.bollier.org
David Bollier writes about the commons as an alternative to market and state.
Vincent Bernat
vincent.bernat.ch
Vincent Bernat writes in-depth articles on network engineering, performance tuning, and Linux system administration.
Vegan Health
veganhealth.org
Vegan Health is maintained by a registered dietitian and provides thoroughly researched information on vegan nutrition.
Omniatlas
omniatlas.com
Omniatlas presents historical events through interactive maps that unfold step by step.
John Thackara
thackara.com
John Thackara’s site gathers decades of writing and speaking on design for a regenerative future.
RoadArch.com companion
roadarch.blog
A personal archive of mid-century Americana as seen through the lens of a dedicated road-tripper.
The Prairie Ecologist
prairieecologist.com
The Prairie Ecologist publishes long-form articles and photographs exploring prairie ecosystems, restoration techniques, and conservation science.
Pi-Slices
pislices.ca
This site hosts an extensive collection of daily GIFs created over ten years, showcasing a consistent and evolving artistic practice.
Blog @ tonsky.me
tonsky.me
Nikita Prokopov’s blog collects long-form essays on software and design.
It Will Never Work in Theory
neverworkintheory.org
Each post distills a software engineering research paper into a short, practical summary.
Andrew Kelley
andrewkelley.me
The site offers direct access to the thinking behind Zig, a notable systems programming language, through posts that often explore technical trade-offs and compiler construction.
512 Pixels
512pixels.net
A long-running blog by Stephen Hackett, offering detailed retrospectives on Apple hardware and software.
1000 Awesome Things
1000awesomethings.com
Neil Pasricha's long-running blog catalogs simple joys, from finding money in an old coat to the smell of rain on hot asphalt.
Data Pointed
www.datapointed.net
The site documents personal projects that translate data into visual or sculptural forms, often revealing patterns invisible otherwise.
Variance Explained
varianceexplained.org
The site offers detailed tutorials and essays on statistical methods and R programming, written by a practicing data scientist.
I Wrote This For You
www.iwrotethisforyou.me
The site pairs short, evocative writings with striking photographs, offering a quiet space for reflection.
Tania Rascia's Website
www.taniarascia.com
Tania Rascia's site offers clear, well-written tutorials on front-end and back-end development, often accompanied by code examples.
Paper Trail
www.the-paper-trail.org
Paper Trail offers clear, in-depth technical writing on distributed systems and related fields.
Scott O'Hara - Accessibility engineer, UX developer and designer
www.scottohara.me
Scott O'Hara's personal website offers in-depth articles and practical guidance on web accessibility, written by a practicing engineer.
Project Nayuki
www.nayuki.io
Project Nayuki is a long-running personal website with a wide range of original programming projects, from image processing to cryptography, and clear mathematical explanations.
Off the convex path
www.offconvex.org
This blog gathers lucid, mathematically rigorous posts on non-convex optimization and related topics in machine learning.