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The terminal is very fast and convenient way to quickly access directories and files (faster than find and click on the directory).
One thing that it cannot show in text-mode is "pictures".
What is a best way to view pictures (like you see images thumbnail in Nautilus) when you are working in the terminal (e.g. command nautilus or any program - but should be fast and convenient)?
If using gnome it is as simple as typing
$ gnome-open /path/to/photo
and it opens the image using the default image viewer that you have in your machine.
