Line dance at the salsa on the beach event at Gwangalli, Busan, South Korea. Filmed for Busan Salsafied.
Ikea’s released the manual for that cardboard digital camera!
It’s called the KNÄPPA.
Stanford has a ton of free interactive applets/diagrams that teach you about the physics of photography!
Sounds nerdy, but trust us, it’s srsly fun.
Stanford’s Interactive Photography Applets
p.s. More from their photo course.
Yuck indeed.
What Processed Food Looks Like During Digestion … Oh YUCK.
If a Happy Meal can sit out for six months and not go bad, then it’s not surprising that processed foods can look pretty bad going through your digestive tract. Using a pill-sized remote comera, Stefani Bardin tracked processed versus perishable food through the caverns of digestion.
Enjoy. Just not while you’re eating.
(via Scientific American)
An amazing idea
We love these animal self portraits!
Steve Winter of National Geographic set up camera-traps in India’s Kaziranga National Park. These animals stepped on just the right spot to take a photo of themselves.
I have the greatest respect for James Nachtwey’s photography. Warning: Some images are disturbing.
Fantastic news! TIME contract photographer James Nachtwey is being awarded the Dresden International Peace Prize tonight.
We want to know: What’s your favorite James Nachtwey photograph?
In 1994 TIME photographer James Nachtwey witnessed the devastating effects of the Rwandan genocide. Here on LightBox the photographer looks back on the tragedy. Pictured, a Hutu man who did not support the genocide had been imprisoned in the concentration camp, was starved and attacked with machetes. He managed to survive after he was freed and was placed in the care of the Red Cross, Rwanda, 1994.
Being Fierce
Peacock at Hallim Park in Jeju Island. If you’re ever short on time and without a car to travel around Jeju, this park is a good place to check out as it offers a bit of everything from gardens to wildlife to caves.
