Filmmaker Gareth Pearson presents a short ode to the magical streets of New York City. Yeah, New York takes viewers on a visually sublime trip through the melting pot in slow motion. The result is unscripted gold that you can't help but admire. From the subways to the taxis, the buildings to the people, it's a truly unique experience.
No, your not hallucinating. What you're seeing is the long-exposure results of German photographer Jakob Wagner. In his Urban Zoom series the creative shutterbug has devised a way to create beautifully surreal photos of city backdrops with three-dimensional light trails. This must be what teleportation looks like in first-person!
Vehicle series XCAR reviews the return of Toyota's Supra. The vintage model is making its way back onto the racetrack after years of being discontinued. As the story goes, The Supra was originally modeled after the Celica back in 1978 then it made its own emergence into the automotive scene officially in 1986.
The Zoo York "bombers" recently paid a visit to the home of the Bronx Bombers, Yankee Stadium, to unleash skateboarding havoc. Watch as the crew, made up of Chaz Ortiz, Dave Willis and Brandon Westgate, gives itself a VIP tour to the premises while on their boards. So epic!
Post-Punk Rock music legends as comic book superheroes? Why not! I mean, surely the likes of icons such as Morrissey, Ian Curtis and Siouxee deserve their larger-than-life recognition, so why not have avante illustrator Billy Butcher do us the favor with his ode to our favorite rebels. Check out the entire gallery here.
Levi's, the brand synonymous with heritage and denim, has just released a video that highlights the history of their 501 jean. The short catalogues the inception of the original pants and their use and function throughout history by the general public and other facets of society ranging from railroad workers to punk rockers.
Athleticism is a high-yielding market if your one of America's best. Sports Illustrated reminds us by presenting their list of highest-earning American athletes, The Fortunate 50. Rounding out the top 5 include boxing's Floyd Mayweather, basketball wizards Lebron James and Kobe Bryant, football quarterback Drew Brees and golfer Tiger Woods. Peep the entire list here.
Designer Amanda Ghassaei has discovered a way to create wooden audio records. utilizing a 1200dpi laser she has been able to successfully replicate the grooves of vinyl records onto wooden pieces and actually play them back. Check out the following video to see how she does it.
The Videographer's Guide is a unique new series about the changing face of video production and content. A teaser for their second episode reveals a look into some of the ways emerging technology and apps have completely empowered independent brands and entities to shoot and edit their own video. Episode one on the relevance of modern music videos can be seen here.
Photographer Beth Galton gives us a literal "inside" look at foods via her Cut Food series. In it she captures popular dishes and snacks that are split in half exposing only their insides while still maintaining their structure. It's hard to explain, but even harder to pull off as she had to replace many of the liquid parts of her subjects with gelatin in order to retain their form.
