Surfing FFFFOUND's Suggestions

August 18, 2009 from GisMullr's blog

So you don't have a FFFFOUND account? Me neither. But that really don't stop me from browsing their galleries looking for inspiration and great works. One of the things that FFFFOUND offers that can really help 'ordinary readers such as us' is their suggestions, the 'you may like these images' part. You can choose your start point and browse some awesome suggestions!

This is exactly what I did here! Got a start point (a first image) and browsed around their suggestions. And by the way, the suggestions were pretty good. The result was really cool, check it out and enjoy the images. :)

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