SF to Paris in Two Minutes from Beep Show on Vimeo.
[via]SF to Paris in Two Minutes from Beep Show on Vimeo.
[via]An amazing photograph showing the ISS passing in front of the sun during the solar eclipse. The photograph was taken by Thierry Legault and the ISS only passed in front of the sun for 0.86s.
A newly published 360-degree photo of London takes the crown as the largest spherical panoramic photo in the world. The image of London, at 360cities.net/london, has a total resolution of 80 gigapixels, or 80 billion pixels.
Shot by photographer Jeffrey Martin over a period of three days from the top of the Centre Point building at the crossroads of Oxford Street and Tottenham Court Road, the image reveals the highest-resolution view of any city that has ever been captured.
The London gigapixel consists of 7886 high-resolution individual photos taken from the Centre Point building on Oxford Street. These thousands of photos were then stitched together as one single image on a powerful Fujitsu CELSIUS workstation. The computer comprises dual 6-core CPUs, 192GB of RAM, and a 4GB graphics card.
You can view the photo on 360cities.
I love this photo of a camel on the dunes of Socotra island, Yemen that was featured on National Geographic recently.
A stunning 360° panorama of Grotto Falls in Payson Canyon, Utah.
f stoppers does an entire fashion shoot using an iPhone 3GS as the camera. As with any shoot there is pro lighting, a pro model and some post processing, but the results are impressive. You can view shots from the shoot on the f stoppers website.
A stunning shot of Atlantis shortly after launch on May 14th, 2010. The photo was taken from one of two F-15E Strike Eagles patrolling the area. [via]
It may take a while to load but this 360° virtual tour of the Sistine Chapel is extremely detailed.
The Big Picture has some amazing animal related photos from recent news stories.
Panoramas of New York City from 1876, 1932, 1988 and 2013.
Ben Heine is a Belgian artist/photographer who combines mixture of photography and illustration for an ongoing experimental series, Pencil Vs. Camera. You can view more here.
Stunning photos of the Eyjafjallajokul volcano from both the Big Picture, the NY Times and this site.
Amazing photos of the Sakurajima volcano in Japan.
A dramatic photo of Earth taken from the Space Shuttle Atlantis (STS-125) on May 22nd, 2009. View a larger version here.
Macro photos showing a $100 bill in detail.
I think you could call this man a hardcore skydiver. There are lots more breathtaking photos here.
This rare piece of colour footage of London was recorded in 1927 by Claude Friese-Greene, the son of pioneering cinematographer William Friese-Greene. His father had developed a colour process called Biocolour which wasn't successful and was overtaken by Techincolour.
The footage features scenes of London Bridge, the Thames, the Tower of London, Greenwich Observatory, the London docks, Whitehall, the Cenotaph, Trafalgar Square, Hyde Park, Marble Arch, Petticoat Lane, the Oval, the Changing of the Guard, Rotten Row, and the Houses of Parliament.
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A selection of images showing the extravagant interior of the Burj Khalifa - the world's tallest building.
Two guys walked a 26 mile portion of Yonge Street, Toronto (the longest street in the world according to some) and took a photo every few feet. Here's the result.
A stunning collection of underwater photographs from National Geographic.
Stunning photos as usual from The Big Picture.
A NASA satellite photo showing a snowy Britain. It's not very often the entire country gets covered at the same time./p>
Smashing Magazine has posted 43 stunning photos of fireworks. I'm yet to try photographing fireworks but it doesn't look easy.
A collection of children's drawing reenacted using professional photography. [via]
I love this collection of photos showing the day-to-day lives of the Stormtroopers when they're not protecting the Death Star from Jedis. [via]
If you're a big fan of London, you'll love this virtual aerial tour of London. It features many of the main attractions such as Tower Bridge, the Dome and Regent's Park and allows you to pan and zoom in any direction. [via]
Some stunning long exposures of Russian army training exercises (at least that's I think it is).
Two stunning sets of photos - 1 million snow geese and a bat drinking water (check out the photographer's setup)
Photos that you'd think are photoshopped but aren't.
A stunning photo of two ant attacking a small spider. With some extra help, the ants won and took the spider into their nest.
A selection of stunning photos taken with the newly installed camera in the Hubble Telescope.
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