We’re curious to see how other people interact with their cameras on a walk. If you want to see your photowalk featured on the site, drop an email to windylabs [at] gmail [dot] com. We’d also appreciate it if you would kindly have your photos uploaded as a Flickr set.
Windy Labs now hangs out in Chicago but we used to spend our time in St. Paul, MN. A walk down memory lane for us turns into a photo walk for you. Enjoy!
The job board is up and running.
CUBEnd (pronounced “cube end”) is a simple job board where small and growing companies can find employees without being overrun by large corporations, high posting fees, and spam postings.
It wouldn’t be a bad place for prospective employees to find jobs either, if there were any jobs posted. Lets, get this thing going. Posts are free from now until they aren’t anymore (probably until the spam starts coming…). Check it out!
One of our favorite things to do here at Windy Labs is take our camera for a walk. We love the randomness of it and the interesting surprises we find along the way. Here’s a look at a recent “photowalk” through the Lakeview neighborhood in Chicago.
Here and There
We're not sure how sad it is that this spoof produces better names than most of the "Web 2.0" companies launching today.
Some incredible shots of the Windy City as you've probably never seen it.
With all the cash being tossed around these days, perhaps more startups ought to get hip to just getting by.
Mirror, Mirror on the the wall... Who's the fairest Wooden Reflection of them all?
We suppose it is appropriate, but from what we hear, Chicago Dogs can do more than signal an impending attack on your digestive system.
Tired of throwing out ruined sand art? Who knew?
We've heard of people seeing dogs and cats and all sorts of things in clouds, but imagine the possibilities here.
What does Mr. Darwin think about this natural selection?
Clothes make the man. Naked people have little or no influence on society.
-Mark Twain
Perhaps the best brewery in the entire state of Minnesota.
Beware of the young doctor and the old barber.
-Benjamin Franklin
Most of us probably have wondered what our neighbors think. This beautiful map may let you know more than you bargained for.
Remember the weird guy in your neighborhood who always picked through the trash? Neither do we, but we love how these guys are making recycling cool.
I like nonsense, it wakes up the brain cells. Fantasy is a necessary ingredient in living, It's a way of looking at life through the wrong end of a telescope.
-Dr. Seuss
Feed Yourself