For a cheap way to print out a bunch of photos using the dropsheet function in photoshop, see the pics and info at Wayward Blog.

Also, check it these photomosaicing options too (all free):

• Centarsia - this is what I use, but I just found out about rick-n-steve below and will try
• Rick-n-steve - Crappy name, but looks like its pretty good.

Ooops, you mean you didn’t notice that’s Martha’s head on someone else’s body? How long until celebrity is completely fake… maybe I’m thinking of Tara Reid, Jessica Simpson, or Paris Hilton. All of whom are famous for being famous (which cancels out in my opinion).

Anyway, newsweek was naughty naughty,

last week’s cover, which used digital manipulation to merge an image of Stewart’s head onto a model’s body. Media critics and readers alike felt that the composite image looking deceptively real.

… and as a result,

… bylines for cover photos and illustrations will now appear directly on the cover, marking a shift from the industry practice of crediting cover photos on the table of contents page. Newsweek is the first major news magazine to adopt the crediting policy. See we are proactive people, sheesh! Its called spin, look into it.

Ok, I added that last part. But I don’t claim to be a source for anything more than amusement.

Source: Newsweek