Fitography gives a peek at the photos P2P users are sharing, whether intentional or accidental. They're the same indulgent boring photos found on any online photo web site. The difference here is the edge that there may be naughty personal pics that some negligent user left inadvertently in their shared folder. ... I didn't see any.

From the IDG article: "Call it a flickr.com for the unwilling: Users of peer-to-peer (P2P) networks are finding photos stored in shared folders are being published on a new voyeuristic Web site that went live a few days ago, but the site may violate laws, a legal expert said."

"Fitography.com is perhaps another example of how the Internet can be both prying and surprising. Since it started Dec. 30, reams of searchable photos have been posted, running the gamut from the mundane to the eccentric to the slightly disturbing: an outdoor barbecue, a crowd at a Pearl Jam concert; a group of U.S. Army soldiers posing with actor Denzel Washington, a woman giving birth in an operating room. "