Tag Archives: water

Like iPod, iPhone and iPad, Apple Water is part of a closed ecosystem. By breaking the seal, you accept a User Agreement that prohibits refilling the container with tap water, spring water or any unauthorized third-party water.

Scoopertino

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In Shinchi Maruyama’s photographs, handfuls of water tossed into the air become flowerbeds or perfect cylinders. An amalgam of sculpture, performance, and photography, Mauyama’s work reveals how much beauty can occur in the blink of an eye.

Shinchi Maruyama’s website

The Morning News

The impressive work of ‘water-balloon artist’, Edward Horsford from London, who spends most nights out in his back garden with a 1:40,000 high speed camera, popping water balloons with a pin. Hey. It’s a gig.

And yes, the first one does look as though it might have been filled with piss.

Pop art: High-speed photography captures the incredible moments when water balloons explode (Mail Online)

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Rickard Bengtsson shot footage of the water-skidding and sand jumping shenanigans of his mates, then added slow motion with Twixtor, an app that can slow down or speed up the frame rate of videos.

Wetly mesmeric.

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Depending on the design, it’s known as the WaterBird, the AquaSkipper or the PumpaBike (ew).

You want one. We want one.

Imagine a fleet of them. Delivering pizzas to Tory Island.

(Pumped by Diddley)

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Yes it’s ingenious, and beautifully crafted. The very Aston Martin of crack-smuggling paraphernalia in fact. But if it’s so clever, why do the cops have it?

(Part two in a series.)