Ty Migota was tasked with creating the opening credits for a film, so he grabbed a Phantom camera and had some fun with alcoholic beverages. As if that wasn’t exciting enough, he’s also introduced flames and explosions to the high speed footage.
While it’s a little too late to add this to our list of gifts for photographers, I still think this camera cookie cutter is pretty sweet (pun intended). Cut out the cameras using your favourite cookie recipe, add tasty icing and voila, you have miniature camera sweets. $17.95 gets you 3 camera cookie cutters, one SLR shape, one TLR shape, and one Rangefinder shape.
This isn’t the first app we have seen that diagnoses the quality of your meal via photographs, but this one has a different approach. Simply take a photograph of your meal, and Eatery will share it with other users who are then tasked to rate the food you are eating. While it doesn’t track calories, or sodium or fat, it does track your eating habits, which could be an eye opener to people who think they are eating healthier than they really are.
With Halloween just around the corner, we thought we’d get you in the mood by showing you a video of pumpkins being smashed at 1000 fps. Don’t try this at home (or in your neighbourhood!)
We`re not able to post every story on our website, so every Sunday, we will list some interesting photography related links. What you might have missed this week: Steve Jobs in Photos Hilarious Photograph of Suspicious Girl and Monkey Confused Flower Girl at Fall Wedding First Quadruple Rainbow Ever Caught on Camera Photographer’s Lost Archive Turns Up at NY Flea Market Chicken Photograph Causes a Stir The 15 Best Staged Splash [...]
We`re not able to post every story on our website, so every Sunday, we will list some interesting photography related links. What you might have missed this week: Too Much of a Basic Human Need Timelapse of a 1487 lb Pumpkin Growing Photographer Creates Landscapes Good Enough to Eat Did you know Comedian Louis CK is an Avid Photographer? Prison Time for Man who took Courtroom Photograph It’s Not Easy [...]
Bakerella posted this awesome step by step tutorial on how to make graham crackers. She got creative and added some details to make them look like Instagram crackers, or as she calls them, Instagrahams.
I have been impressed by some of the recent advertising campaigns (1 , 2), but this stop motion video created for the restaurant chain Chipotle is quite possibly the best one yet. The advertisement features Willie Nelson signing the popular Coldplay song “The Scientist” and speaks about the sustainability of our food system.
Scandybars is a tumblr blog which documents what candy bars look like when they are cut in half. Can you guess the name of each one without looking at the titles?
We`re not able to post every story on our website, so every Sunday, we will list some interesting photography related links.
New in the Photojojo store are miniature replica lens cups. Use them at your next party as shot glasses, or even around the office to hold supplies such as paperclips. They cost $18 for a 3 pack.
Matthew B. Harrison, known as “The Leica Guy”, recently got married to Emily Therese, “The Leica Lady”. The night before the wedding they were given a special gift: a cake in the shape of a Leica M9 camera (not to be confused with the wedding cake). It’s not the first time we have shared photos of a camera cake, but I for one, never get tired of seeing them. Matthew also received a special Leica inspired ring as a gift from his Bride, which you can see after the break.
Treat yourself to these fine camera cookies. Prices start at $5 each, and the camera gift box, which contains 3 polaroid cameras, 3 blue dianas, 1 red diana and 2 bird cameras, costs $42.
Now why didn’t they have cool lunch boxes like this when I was a kid… oh wait… apparently they did. This Camera shaped lunch box is from 1988, is well designed, using the thermos as the “mode dial”. There are currently 2 auctions on ebay if you are interested in adding these to your collection.
Breakfast has never looked so beautiful or felt so light as it does in Breakfast Interrupted, by Bruton Stroube Studios. Watch the 1000 fps goodness after the break.
Meal Snap is a new app that tells you what you are eating, as well as the calorie count, simply by analyzing a photograph of your meal. Sounds too good to be true? If you are looking for an exact calorie count, then you may be out of luck. However, if you are okay with a general estimate, then this app does a pretty good job.
Do you remember what you ate last Thursday? William Rugen does. That’s because for an entire year, he photographed everything he ate. Get a taste (pun intended) of his favourite foods by viewing some of the photos from the series.
Can you guess what this is? Believe it or not, it is a photograph of cola. They are being sold as fine art prints for your home. An explanation of how they achieve these photographs, as well as more photos, after the jump.
Have you ever seen a camera cake before? Maria (fsumaria on flickr), received this cake on her birthday from her husband. It was made at a bakery in Emmaus, Pensylvania (Granny Schmidts’s).
