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via vimeo.com
See how one flyer, a camera on a tripod connected to a time lapse device, can create something truly beautiful. Don't miss the aurora borealis half way through!
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This free service might be the coolest thing I have come across in a long while. They just took every public photo I have on Flickr (many thousands) and turned them into a beautiful video. Thank you, Pummelvision, you have a fan in me!
All of my Flickr (or Facebook) using friends should try this out!
Wow, this photo is so beautiful! I thought I did a great job at my cousins' wedding with sparkler photos until I read this article from Photojojo! I wish I had read it before the wedding. Oh well, next time...
via @photojojo
via liweiart.com
Incredible photos from Li Wei forcing us to think how he takes these dramatic photos.
a beautifully captured project called Touching Strangers where Richard Renaldi has strangers pose for a picture with one stipulation, they must be physically touching each other in some way. I love this idea and the execution of the project.
Via the Photojojo newsletter. If you take pictures, you should sign up for their stuff.
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This is incredible. The season finale to the popular show "House" on Fox was filmed entirely on an SLR camera - this camera was designed mainly to be a professional still camera, but the addition of HD video has clearly allowed much else to happen. For a broadcast quality television show to use it just blows my mind. I can't wait to see if I notice the different look and feel.
Really incredible developments in camera technology...
via @arjungrover
Paris 26 Gigapixels is a stitching of 2346 single photos showing a very high-resolution panoramic view of the French capital (354159x75570 px). Dive into the image and visit Paris like never before!
Compilation of photos built into a grand 26 gigapixel interactive image. Worth looking at.