My friend Robbie Rogers put this wonderful time lapse together of the Baylor Homecoming. It thing it is a great example of capturing the spirit of an event in a unique way.
Homecoming 2009 from Baylor Photography on Vimeo.
Enjoy this time lapse featuring highlights from Baylor’s Homecoming week shown in about two minutes. Photographers include Robert Rogers, Matthew Minard and Matthew Pompa of Baylor Photography. Thanks to Jerry Ward and David Carlson with Canon USA for technical assistance. Also, thanks to Baylor Facilities for their help with arranging access to the various locations. Most of all…thanks to the Baylor family for their contributions to a great 100th Homecoming celebration!
Fantastic views of New York City from above.
http://www.pixelcase.com.au/vr/2009/newyork/
via {the fwa.com}
Cool home animated movie making at via http://www.xtranormal.com/
I love the names we gave our kids, Ava in 2005 and Mason in 2007. But I wish I had access to this graphical data on baby names back then. It is wonderful.
Tech visualization gone mad. Wonderful interface to visualize “web breakups”. Yes web brreakups. Fun to play with http://artport.whitney.org/commissions/thedumpster/
Fun. Go to http://www.wordle.net/ and find your cloud.
Just found this online slideshow software VUVOX. Pretty cool. This was the best example I could find that had great audio and video. I have been using Sound Slides for my audio slideshows and I am very curious to look into this.
My friend Luke turned me on to this ultra smart Swedish Novella, Ikea Heights. Yes it is the unauthorized Soap Opera that was shot in an Ikea in Burbank, CA. They have 4 different episodes till they got found out.
This is one of the smartest examples of what it is like to be in the commercial photography business. Now I want to be the client! The only thing missing here is some banter about rights and usage. “Yes I want this video but I need to be able to see all of the others for no additional fee. You gotta work with me here!”
Thanks to Stephen Webster of Hideout Inc.
New York Times goes photoblog. Enjoy. http://lens.blogs.nytimes.com/
What more needs to be said.
http://awkwardfamilyphotos.com/
I am going to be on line at my local camera story to get me one of these. A must for anyone into photo tech!
{April Fools Day I hope}
This from the New York Times graphic piece that appeared on the front page of The New York Times website yesterday.
To view Visit: http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2009/03/10/us/20090310-immigration-explorer.html?hp
Web Tech Guy and Angry Staff Person
My friend George Anderson sent this to me from this smithsonian blog. It is right on the mark. I do have to say that my head is still partly stuck in the “don’t let it out the door mentality”. What do you think?
This is the result of my http://nexus.ludios.net/ Nexus Friend Grapher from Facebook. I am a sucker for a good graph. Go on Friend Me, be part of my Graph. I know you want to…
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