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This is great, I really enjoyed the presentation, photos and descriptions...some of which sent me spiraling off into wikipedia for more information. I hope the
by bane 11y ago
This is great, I really enjoyed the presentation, photos and descriptions...some of which sent me spiraling off into wikipedia for more information.
I hope the author mostly ignores the HN community's incessant need to pretend like any interface that's not a button marked "push for stuff" or doesn't work on some oddball gizmo has something wrong with it.
This is beautiful work.
- Jack000 11y agothanks! There are a lot of negative feedback about the scrolling, that's something I'll definitely have to work on.
- realusername 11y agoOn my case that's the opposite, I really really liked the scrolling, it adds a really nice touch to the story. I just wish the text would have a bit more contract in some of the pictures. But otherwise it's really good, thanks for sharing this !
- djcrayon 11y agoI completely agree with this comment, while I like to assume people are being helpful this whole thread is coming off a bit too nitpicky on the interface. The story and pictures/video were simply amazing, and the way it displayed was excellent. Having just listened to Dan Carlin's Wrath of the Khans (http://www.dancarlin.com/product/hardcore-history-43-wrath-of-the-khans-i/ http://www.dancarlin.com/product/hardcore-history-43-wrath-o...), the presentation really helped with some of the visuals and cultural references on the podcast.
- mc32 11y agoIf you liked the photography, I think you'll like Hin Chua's work[1]. His work has a narrative arc. He weaves beautiful stories through his great eye and curation. [1]https://www.flickr.com/photos/hinius/16964929475/ https://www.flickr.com/photos/hinius/16964929475/
- unicornporn 11y agoHa! I was about to write the same. Too bad he recently emptied his Flickr stream. Go here instead: http://www.hinius.net/ http://www.hinius.net/