Photographer Jan von Holleben brings a lush take to the shot-from-overhead perspective (also used by Robin Rhode) in his Dreams of Flying series.
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NPR featured a story about collector Jack Naylor, who at age 87 is selling his more than 30,000 cameras, images, and other photography ephemera–and asking a cool $20 million. I haven’t found a good online resource about Naylor, but the NPR site features a small gallery of spy cameras and more.
Seeing this, I wonder who’s going to bring the pigeon-with-camera idea into the digital age. Pigeon’s-eye-view is one thing, but I want to see it go airborne. Hmm, maybe someone at Make will take the challenge. (And if it really takes off, you know someone will create StuffOnMyPigeon.com).
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I love the stuffonmycat.com link! I actually thought the Battle Cats commercial on SNL was a great idea. I don’t know about you, but I’d pay good money for high quality battle armor for my cat, especially if said armor could also launch a small plastic missile.
I love the stuffonmycat.com link! I actually thought the Battle Cats commercial on SNL was a great idea. I don’t know about you, but I’d pay good money for high quality battle armor for my cat, especially if said armor could also launch a small plastic missile.