Interactive gigapixel image of Everest

This is a great interactive image of Everest and area. The two billion pixel image, which you can view and interact with by panning and zooming here, is comprised of nearly 400 separate shots taken with a 300mm lens. The panoramic photo was captured from the Pumori viewpoint near Mount Everest, and as well as examining the dramatic Khumbu Icefall in the center of the frame, you can zoom in and see people roaming around the Everest Base Camp below.

link to image>https://s3.amazonaws.com/Gigapans/EBC_Pumori_050112_8bit_FLAT/EBC_Pumori_050112_8bit_FLAT.html

source: http://www.imaging-resource.com/news/2012/12/19/incredible-interactive-gigapixel-photo-of-mount-everest-makes-you-feel-like

24x360 degree bullet time light painting by Patrick Rochon

http://24x360.com/360-degree-lightpainting-experience

24x360 from Timecode Lab on Vimeo.
24x360 is a purely artistic and experimental project using lightp painting and Timecode 360 with 24 cameras.
The project was born after a very intense year mounting ans unmounting our rig in various live events.
We then finally sat down at our Montreal studios to create inspiring 360 degree bullet time light painting. link to stills series >>>http://www.iso1200.com/2012/12/24x360-degree-bullet-time-light.html

  ABOUT PHOTOGRAPHER: Patrick Rochon is an award-winning Light Painting photographer with over 19 years of experience. First prize winner at the Nikon photo contest in Japan, Patrick has done Light Painting photography for various fashion and rock magazines, CD jackets, DVDs, posters, internet and other promotion materials. Clients also include Toyota and Honda. Born in Montreal, Canada, Patrick has lived mainly in Tokyo, New York and Paris for 15 years.

Jarrett J. Krosoczka - Imagining Beyond Your Circumstances

This is a wonderful video, about art, love and inspiration. Enjoy. 

Sheila Bocchine's Pinhole Photography

Photographer Sheila Bocchine travels the world with her pinhole camera, documenting different cultures and "all things beautiful." Her lensless pinhole camera, made from teakwood, uses medium format (120) film to produce gorgeously-surreal, square images.

A Day Made of Glass

From Corning

Photographs shown on CityLine today

Here is a link to the feature which aired today on CityLine featuring some of my work.
http://video.citytv.com/video/detail/2010797098001.000000/Creative-ways-to-use-photography-in-your-decor/ 

CityLine on CITY-TV

Many thanks to Brian Gluckstein and Mary Dobson for featuring my work on the show.

Brian Gluckstein at http://www.glucksteinhome.com/

MaryDobson at http://www.marydobsondesigns.com/

New images posted on Lightworxphoto.com

I have added a new gallery on my website > "Motion"

Forestlight

Renowned architect Oscar Niemeyer dies, aged 104

He designed some of the most amazing architecture of the last 60 years, including the United Nations building in NYC and the Roman Catholic National Cathedral in the capital of Brazil, Brasilia.

Here is a picture I took of the Museum of Contemporary Art in Niteroi, Brazil in 2009.

His life story in pictures from the Guardian.>>>
and from the BBC >>> 

Toronto Star article on Niemeyer >>> 

Inside the Roman Catholic Cathedral in Brasilia (image from the BBC link above)

2012: The Year in Photos

From The Atlantic magazine InFocus with Alan Taylor a three part retrospective of 2012 in pictures.

 Part 1

Part 2

Part 3 coming Thursday, Dec 6, 2012

Lightworx Photography - Prints available for sale

I have set up an online gallery where prints can be ordered in various sizes and on various materials.
Here is the link to the Lightworx Photography online gallery.