Rock Photographer: Guitar Hero Meets Pokemon Snap
Rock Photographer is a new iPhone game that can be described as a mix between "Guitar Hero for photography" and "Pokemon Snap for adults".
Household Objects with Visual Branding Completely Removed
Brand Spirit is a new photo project by NYC-based branding strategist Andrew Miller, who writes, …
Use Your Coffee Cup to Predict Whether Rain Will Ruin Your Outdoor Shoot
Did you know that your morning cup of coffee can help you predict rain? It's a trick used by backpackers that can come in handy you're shooting outdoors without Internet: pour a cup of coffee and carefully watch the bubbles. Backpacker Magazine writes, …
The Beauty of Ballet Captured at 1000FPS
Here's a stunning super slow motion video that shows Marina Kanno and Giacomo Bevilaqua of Staatsballett Berlin performing several jumps. The footage was captured at 1000 frames per second.
Test Your Perception of Color with this Browser-based Game
Want to see how your eyes stack up against other photographers when it comes to seeing colors? Try your hand at Color, a simple browser-based color matching game that tests you in how quickly you can match colors. It starts with simple matching, but soon moves onto more difficult challenges involving multiple colors. Be sure to leave a comment here reporting on the score you get!
Instagram Opens Up Signups Ahead of its Impending Arrival on Android
Can't wait to use Instagram on your Android smartphone? The company has put up a new "coming soon" page for the impending Android app launch, and submitting your email address will provide you with a notification the moment the app becomes available to the public.
Colorful Photographs Showing Uniformity
"Mimicry" is a photo project by Dutch photographers Ilse Leenders and Maurits Gisen that's based around the idea of uniformity. They write, …
Upgrade Your Leica M9-P to White for Just $23,705 More
For those of you balking at the astronomical prices paid for photos in the art world, get this: Leica is releasing a special new white version of the M9-P digital rangefinder in Japan, and has given it a price tag of ¥2,620,000 (~$31,770). The regular version costs $7,995, so buyers will be paying an additional $23,705 for rarity (only 50 will be made), a slick kit lens (it comes with a 50mm f/0.95), and the color white.
Long Exposure Photos of People Tossing and Turning at Night
Hamilton College assistant art professor Robert Knight has a project titled "Sleepless" that consists of ghostly long exposure photographs of people tossing and turning throughout the night.