From CircleTreeMedia
Most of us would not sit and wait for a tortoise to eat its salad. It’s just tooo sloooow. So that is why Matthew Hoyos deserves our thanks for not only patiently filming the scene but mercifully speeded it up so we can see it all at the speed of a Michelangelo Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle gobbling its pizza. By the way, that is one beautiful tortoise.
via Geekosystem
From ParisVisone
It’s all in good fun and SFW.
See the one that started it all.
Post your own. And there’s a whole series on ParisVisone YouTube channel.
via PDN
Moosejaw X-Ray App from Gary Wohlfeill on Vimeo.
Psst… want X-Ray glasses? They don’t work, but you can get the Moosejaw X-Ray App for FREE — and it works! Only for the Moosejaw Winter Catalog, that is.
Experience the latest Moosejaw Outdoor Gear and Apparel Catalog in a whole new way. Once the X-Ray App is installed and opened, simply aim your device’s camera at pages in the catalog to activate the X-Ray scanner.
Through the app you’ll see what our models are wearing underneath the best stuff from The North Face, Patagonia, Arc’teryx, Moosejaw and more.
The Moosejaw X-Ray App even works with the digital versions of their catalog.
Download the Moosejaw X-Ray App.
Despite the “woods” background, this timelapse picture is probably taken inside a studio or other controlled environment. Click to see the timelapse. It’s fascinating, though I wished the author had put a stop after so many loops.
From allonewordplease
Of all the technology you’ll see coming out of CES 2012, this awesome à-la-Rube Goldberg “Page Turner” from kinetic artist Joseph Herscher won’t be there. Filmed by Erik Olsen.
via theawesomer
From crazedadman
I can’t imagine the amount of work that went into photographying and creating this stop-motion animation, but it is cool. I always like to see behind the scenes and feel exhausted just trying to picture the photographer moving the books and other objects to make the video.
via colossal
Sh** Photographers Say from Jason Groupp on Vimeo.
Here’s a tongue-in-cheek video by Jason Groupp about those words and phrases that come out of photographers’ mouths. We expect similar words and phrases are being uttered at CES 2012 this week.
via pdn
For some of us, it would be the worst nightmare ever: forgetting to wear your pants and leaving for work. And then you wake up, feeling terribly relieved it was just a dream. Not for these subway riders who deliberately left their pants at home (or in their bag) on Sunday January 8, 2012 in 59 cities in 27 countries around the world.
Follow the link for more on this and links to photos galore.
