This poor wedding photographer wasn't looking at where he was going and, as a result, caused a huge commotion and likely ruined his pricey gear. On the plus side, he's probably learned to make note of his surroundings for the rest of his life. Hopefully the photographs survived.
Update: This giveaway is now over. The winners were randomly selected and announced below.
Gap is selling a pair of vintage camera boxers for $12.50, or $10 each if you buy two.
Photographer Chris McCaw was making long exposures of the night sky during a camping trip when he forgot to cap his camera lens before going to sleep. When he woke up, he discovered that the sun had burned a hole through his negative. After processing the film, he found that it had solarized, or reversed in tone. What started as an accident McCaw now does intentionally for his "Sunburn" series of photographs.
Introduced in 1967, the Lite-Brite is a children's toy where colored pegs are inserted into a black board and then illuminated, resembling LED lights. The new music video for the song SMS by David Crowder Band tells a love story using this toy by animating the story one photograph at a time. Someone must have spent an eternity making changes to the Lite-Brite during the making of this video. The hard work definitely paid off in the end though.
On November 9th, 2009, Software programmer Antonio Musumeci was filming the arrest of a protestor outside a federal courthouse in NYC when he himself was arrested. His main camera was confiscated, but he recorded the entire encounter on a second camera (the resulting video is above). In April 2010, the New York Civil Liberties Union sued the government on Musumeci's behalf, and yesterday it was was announced that a settlement had been reached, with the government recognizing the public's right …
