Jonathan Moore
I am a designer who lives in code, entrepreneur, and an idea incubator driven to make our world a better place.
I am a designer who lives in code, entrepreneur, and an idea incubator driven to make our world a better place.
Timelapse video of the Perseid Meteor Shower and the galactic core of the Milky Way as seen from Joshua Tree National Park.
Shot by Henry Jun Wah Lee using a Canon 5D Mark II, EF 16-35mm L. at f/2.8, 6400 ISO with 20 second exposures.
Epic battle between flame man and ice man with a random old guy watching all the action.
Promo made for the band Dancing Pigeons, that Diesel supports through Diesel U:Music. The film is based on Diesel’s theme for their new collection - Fire & Water. Created by Tomas Mankovsky.
I’ve always been intrigued by what happens below the surface, like what’s happening where we can’t see.
Photographer Mark Tipple documents below the surface as swimmers play in the Australian waves. Read more about the project and order prints from The Underwater Project.
Via Fubiz
Photography site Photojoto put together a Sci-Fi Shooting Location Google Map with a list of several dozen locations used for filming Star Wars, Terminator, Gattaca, Children of Men, Avatar, Star Trek and others. This mashup was inspired by Allison Davies’s alien landscape collection Outerlands.
Reblogged from Photojojo
Austin based artist Shawn Smith has always been interested in the intersection of the digital world and reality, especially how we perceive the combination of pixels to represent nature. The process of creating these 8-bit sculptures starts with a large sheet of plywood that is cut into ½” strips ranging ½” to 2” long. All of the individual pieces are hand dyed before assembling them together.
More on Shawn Smith and his art | Via Fubiz
Unimpressed with all of the footage and photography that was coming out of Iceland documenting the eruption of the volcano no one knows how to pronounce, Sean Stiegemeier travelled for four days to reach the island to shoot a series of timelapse videos.
Almost as impressive as the footage is the sub-$1,000 motorized dolly that he used for the timelaps pans. Sean used a pre-production version of the dolly, but Dynamic Perception is about to start taking preorders for their new product. See the motorized dolly in action.
The video shows the 7 Canary Islands from the point of view of the time, with slow and fast motion , throughout an entire year. Completely shotted in High Definition and 35 mm DSLR cameras, using timelapse and overcranking modes.
