When a Stop Motion eats a Stop Motion.

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Skin Prints.

Anyone that tans and has old negatives should try and "print" a photo on your skin! I can't tan so I can't try this...

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Assorted Shots.

I debated with myself for a good 10 minutes whether or not I was going to climb out of my lazy and post this amazing find. But.... I could not keep this to myself.

There are a lot more of these amazing shots here.

about 84 more...

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Just a Blip.

Thrush from Gabriel Bisset-Smith on Vimeo.

A slightly creeper story of a relationship told through photos.

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Hang Your Photos.

'The “Photo Hanger” is a mini steel wire paperclip shaped like a miniature clothes hanger, and can be a neat way to display photographs'

You can buy a 7 pack for $9.50 here unless you are poor like me... or a cheap ass like me... maybe I could bend my own normal paper clip into this shmancy hanger shape...

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Photoshop Tutorial Rap.

See more funny videos and funny pictures at CollegeHumor.

Real Life Photoshop

What Photoshop could have been without the invention of computers... or Photoshop in real life:

I Have PSD from Hyperakt on Vimeo.

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Lite-Bright Love Story.

damn.

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Automatic Funny.

Nom-able Art.

"Foodscapes is a series by photographer Carl Warner in which he creates beautiful surreal landscapes using various foods. Warner starts by visualizing and sketching his ideas, which are then built on a large table in his studio with the help of his team. Large blocks of polystyrene are carved and covered with ingredients in order to make the hills seen in his photos, while shallow tanks are used to create lakes, rivers, and seas. Photographs for three different layers (foreground, middle ground, and background) are captured separately and then combined in post."

nom nom nom.


Click here to see many more creations!

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Pixilation Project.

DAY DRUNK from Eric Hanus on Vimeo.

"The project was shot on a Bolex NonRelfex 16mm film camera. It was done this spring along with Jeremy and Russell (in the credits) for an Advanced Experimental Film Production class. Instead of going for an abstract, art-house type project, our goal was to create a narrative using a rarely seen experimental technique; pixilation. Since the camera is designed for 16mm motion pictures, we had to disengage the motor and manually trigger the camera to advance one frame at a time." Eric Hanus

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LEGO Love.

I think... I love everything about this save the date. I think.
I know I love the song, it always reminds me of my beau... and my Barcelona roomie who first introduced me to it. Then I love every video made with LEGO people, having made a lovely one myself with my other roomies. It is stop motion, and since that involves photography, well I love that too.

Photoshop Edition 0.0?

tehe.

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Photoshop ed 0.0?

tehe.

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Singing Polaroids.

I may be slow in seeing this video but oh well... I like its photog-ness.

"Can you imagine how mind-boggling this video would have been if they had done it in stop-motion with individual Polaroid photos and carefully exposed film strips? That’d be epic."

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Pentax Skins.

"Pentax also announced the RS1000, a camera that comes with a clear faceplate that allows you to use customized skins. The camera ships with 11 different skins included, and also a program called Pentax Personal Skin Designer that allows you to design and print your own skins."

If I ever cheat on Nikon it will probably be with Pentax. Why you say? Duh! Look at all the colors. The colors Duke the Colors!

Too bad all of the DSLRs are equivalent to the Nikon I already have.

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Human Pixel Pac-Man...

"French-Swiss artist Guillaume Reymond created this fun little stop-motion video showing Pac-Man being played at a movie theater in Switzerland last month. The project had 111 patient volunteers sit, shift, and change shirts over the course of more than four hours."

and Tetris.

[Is it sad that every time there was a bad move I cringed like it was actually a mistake and not carefully planned out?]

Click Game Over to see his other videos [pong, space invaders, and pole position].

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That's a Big Camera.

Visit John Chiara's website to see more of his pictures.

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Light Play.

I can't wait to try this. Oh man, but what shape should I create? I guess that will be determined by my cutting skill...

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Lens Love.

Much better than a ring box. At least I think so, but maybe not everyone loves photography or met in a Flikr chat room like these two.
I would say yes to a ring in a Lensbaby...

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