OK Go, an LA-based rock band, makes some of the most creative music videos you'll ever see, from the treadmill video that amassed over 50 million views on YouTube to their gigantic Rube Goldberg machine one that dropped jaws around the world. Their latest video for the song "End Love" is yet another display of pure creativity, as they blend stop motion and slow motion techniques in strange and awesome new ways.
This stop-motion video will blow you away. Students in Japan created this video of Super Mario for a school …
After shooting the engagement session of Tori and Austin, wedding photographer …
“NES Stop Motion” is an amazing stop motion video by YouTube user bornforthis43 …
Olympus' most recent E-PL1 commercial, PEN Giant, is stop-motion with a big picture -- or big pictures, literally. A total of 355 prints were made on billboards and shot again, all produced with the Olympus PEN.
“Skateboardanimation” is a creative video by Tilles …
This amazing video by Romain Pergeaux and Alex Profit shows a journey around the cities of the world in …
Here's an amazing stop-motion video created for Nissan, and promoting zero emissions mobility. It's amazing that a sense of speed and danger can be created from photographs of people sitting still in wooden chairs.
It's amazing what simple photography and tons of time and dedication can produce. This stop motion video was created using 25,000 pieces of paper and a 10 foot wall.
Yesterday we posted a mind-boggling video of water drops at 2000 fps. The above video is pretty …
Here’s a video for your inspiration that shows what can be accomplished through good ol’ fashioned dedication and hard …
Light painting is when you use bright points of light and long exposure times to "paint" light into a photograph. You've probably seen numerous tutorials on the technique by now, but if you haven't, we posted a brief tutorial on the technique about half a year ago.
Here's an interesting advertisement created for McDonald's free coffee promotion that's running from November 16-29 in Canada. It was shot using three Canon 5D Mark II cameras and took 660 liters (~175 gallons) of coffee.