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Self-Assembling Burger Hack: Visual Engineer Rigs Up Elaborate Device to Shoot This Commercial
A 3D-printed ketchup catapult, scalpels, Arduino, a robot camera operator, rubber bands, servo motors and more
By Rain Noe - Sep 12, 2016
Steve Giralt isn't just a photographer; the dude is a Visual Engineer, according to his bio, and as you'll see below the title looks well-earned. Check out the crazy automated rig that he built in order to shoot this video of floating hamburger ingredients magically falling into place:
If you live in New York and shoot, by the way, Giralt is the founder of the Image Makers Club, an "open-source creative exploration community in NYC." They meet up monthly over beers to share ideas and help each other solve problems. Here's Giralt explaining what they do in more detail:
Rain Noe
Rain Noe is a writer and industrial designer based in New York City.
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By Rain Noe - Aug 23, 2016
Vintage Computers Photographed With Modern-Day Art Direction
Photographer Docubyte's digitally-retouched technological dinosaurs
When you see photos of classic cars from past decade, they're often beautifully restored, looking better than they did when they left the factory. No such love is given to old computers, as most people don't care. Photographer James Ball, however, does.
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By Rain Noe - Aug 12, 2016
A 39,000-Horsepower Rainbow
Coordinating this photo was really challengering
Car clubs are nothing new, but we got a kick out of this one's recent photo session. Peach State Challengers is, as the name suggests, an auto club exclusively for people who own Dodge Challengers and live in or around Georgia. (That's our "Peach State" for you non-Americans.) During a
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By Rain Noe - Aug 11, 2016
Super High-Res Timelapse of Rio de Janeiro
Take a break from watching the Olympics to witness the beauty outside of the venues
Olympics-viewers among us are all seeing Rio these days, but aside from the occasional cutaway shots, the cameras are all pointed at the athletes inside of the venues. To get a far better sense of what Rio looks like from a more zoomed-out perspective, feast your eyes on these crazy-high-res
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By Core Jr - Aug 03, 2016
How Mapping India's Slums With Balloons Resulted in Unexpected Photography
Documenting informal settlements in Ahmedabad from the sky
According to UN Habitat, more than one third of the global urban population lives in informal or unauthorized settlements. The lack in documentation of informal communities leads to unprecedented political, social, and infrastructural challenges. Ahmedabad, the 7th most populated city in India, has the second largest informal population in the
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