Locked in a Vegas hotel room with a Phantom Flex camera, filming 1080p at 2,564 frames per second. By Tom Guilmette.

Footage of the Casteller human castle festival in Spain. And yes, one of them collapses. By Mike Randolph.

Trousers London, a friends London based premium jeanswear label has produced a new video to promote their work called ‘Denim Architects’.

Directed by one of the co founders Arturs Naumovs, they used a unique technique involving two Canon 5D cameras at slightly different angles to produce a very interesting 3D effect around the focal figure. The original soundtrack is also very well done.

Read Michaels Blog, check his portfolio and buy his book.

I’ve got really interested in the 60′s Californian surf scene since meeting farmer Dave in Venice Beach and he told me that even the Kids up in Malibu were rockin it old skool again. Excellent post on the photography of Leroy Grannis over at the Selvedge Yard. Jon Patrick of the Selvedge Yard recently won a best Menswear blog at the Cravat awards and he has some brilliant and inspiring ideas about menswear, read them after the Jump.

Ever wandered how to go about asking a stranger in the street to take there photo? Here’s the answer. Neat little documentary for the intel Visual Life series about everyones favourite fashion perv Scott Schulman.

Dentsu London have created an interesting stop motion video titled “Making Future Magic: iPad Light Painting”. The interesting part is that it is composed of hundreds (possibly thousands) of light painted images that were created using an iPad.

The result is a very cool video, which includes a breakdown of how it all works so you get an idea of how complicated the whole thing was to create.

Bit of an unusual subject matter by Amir Zaki but what amazing photos this series of lifeguard towers make. Typology photography at its best… DOPE!

Couple more after the jump.

Came across this nice series by Matt Logue entitled ‘Empty L.A‘. Not sure how he’s managed to shoot all of these fairly large landscapes completely deserted, but the 28-days-later-esque feel about them is really nice for cityscape photographs.

A few more after the jump.

Some more images from my recent trip to Morocco, taken on my phone.

The leather tanneries of Fez.

Marrakech medina

Storm water in Fez