As you can see, the interface has progressed considerably since last time. I've added a thumbnail view of whatever directory you're browsing at the bottom of the window that also slides with a kinetic drag control. If you click on a photo in the directory, it's added to the current working group. Sorry for the resolution of the screencast, but this video is hosted on Flickr.

Well, the thumbnail browser for my photography workflow application is complete. The next step is to finish designing the UI around it, and then link it with a database, etc. to keep track of photos.

Here's a video of it in action. Keep in mind this is early Alpha. It loads in thumbnails and rotates and reflects them on the fly. The farther and faster you drag your mouse over the images, the faster they go, and they continue to spin and slow down after you let go.

I'm working on a photo manager for Linux with a kinetic scrolling feature in Python. So far so good. The thumbnails are actually being rendered, tilted and reflected by my code. Unfortunately Python can't do perspective transforms, only sheers, so you get a bit of a top-down view.