Photographer and filmmaker Michael Shainblum’s eyeball-pleasing timelapse of the atmosphere above various locations in California combining 12,500 photographs whittled down from 75,000 shot over the space of a year.
Stunning Timelapse Sheds New Light On California (Creators Project)
UK remote camera platformers Flyonix showcase the brief but glorious flight (and abrupt return to earth) of their remote controlled TARDIS powered by 12 rotors.
Wait for it.
https://vimeo.com/81027175
A documentary by Mother London following the trials and tribulations of five internet addicts who go offline for a week.
…have we become addicted to the internet? And if we have, what would happen if 5 digital natives were forced to go cold turkey for a week? Would it be reminiscent of a scene from Trainspotting? Or would they regress to some kind of IRL utopia?
What’s the best way to ease someone’s suffering?
Part of an illuminating talk entitled ‘The Power Of Vulnerability’ by US scholar and public speaker Dr Brené Brown animated for The RSA by Katy Davis.
An exceptionally well crafted mash up of Dr. Who and the current BBC Sherlock by a YouTuber that simply goes by John Smith.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tzdupGZ-lSI
An enterprising Russian logging crew uses the torque of their truck’s rear wheel to load logs.
Physics win.
LLC 206B3 Jetranger pilot Dan Clark loading trucks like a man unhinged during the annual harvest at Noble Mountain Christmas tree farm in Oregon (the Christmas tree capital of the USA) back in 2008.
And below – cockpit POV of another Oregon tree harvester doing the same job with equal precision but slightly less speed last November.
(H/T: Owen)
