As I begin a new year of posting on JimOnLight.com, I thought everyone should see what the top 10 most viewed posts have been.  20,000 people have visited JimOnLight.com since I started it back in June of 2008, and I want to double that number for 2009!

Top Ten Posts of 2008:

1.    NYC’s Empure State Building Lit for Elections

2.    PRG’s Bad Boy

3.    Oh No They Didn’t:  Christmas Lighting Controller

4.    Posts Tagged with WYSIWYG

5.    What Seems Like Ancient History:  The Timberlake Truss Collapse

6.    Madonna’s Roof Collapse

7.    Philips’ Living Color Lamp

8.    Mike Zinman’s iSwitch for iPhone

9.    LIFI:  Lumens Per Watt of the Future

10.  Weekly WYSIWYG 3: Focus Contr4ol in R23

Check out December’s top posts to date - lots of changes since last month!

NYC’sEmpire State Building Lit for the 2008 Presidential Election

Oh No They Didn’t:  Christmas Lighting Controller

What Seems Like Ancient History:  The Timberlake/Aguillera Truss Collapse

Weekly WYSIWYG Posts

LIFI: Lumens Per Watt of the Future

As of this afternoon, we have 28 members, and steadily growing!

The JimOnLight Flickr Pool is just a place for Flickr peeps to share their photos with a group of “light-minded” individuals.  And with that bad pun, I’ll stop.

Check out some images from the pool!

“DeAndrè Teatro 1992 04,” by Giupa

“A Good Tree III” by NotForSale

“Rainbow Twister” by The RandeeZee

“Emily,” by Erin-Fflur

Remember, these photogs’ work is still protected under their Creative Commons Laws, and mine.

This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 Unported License.

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