Downhill extreme: Rollerman overtaking motocycle!

Extreme sports at its best: amazing "Rollerman" Jean Yves Blondeau blasting high speed on mountain roads! LINK: Youtube

Gelatin cubes dropped onto solid surface High Speed Video 6200 fps

Link, Via: http://www.modernistcuisine.com/

This is awesome to watch.

The View From A High Speed Train, In Slow Motion

Just how fast is a high speed train? Watch as video artist Graeme Taylor captures a speeding train through a station using a high speed camera, and the effect is mesmerizing. LINK, Via: Youtube

Water Droplet Bouncing on a Superhydrophobic Carbon Nanotube Array

The first two parts of the video show the impact dynamic of 30 microliters water
droplet at different impact velocity. At low impact velocity of 1.03 m/s, the water droplet deforms upon impact and eventually bounces off completely of the surface of the array. At higher impact velocity of 2.21 m/s, the droplet breaks up into many smaller droplets and eventually bounces off completely of the surface of the array.

All parts of the video were captured by high speed camera operated at
various frame rates. The droplet was illuminated from behind with a diffuse
halogen light. The droplet was dropped on the surface by at-tipped needle
and the volume of the droplet was controlled precisely by syringe pump.

This work was supported by The Charyk Foundation and The Fletcher Jones Foundation.

More on this at the LINK: Youtube

Official Grammy high speed art video!!!

Official artist of the 51st Grammy's! LINK: Youtube

Fruit Shoot: Amazing High Speed Photography

There is almost a quiet serenity about the final violent moment in the life of this grapefruit. However, as in all acts of violence caught on camera, the truth is not quite a spick and span as the image suggests. Such was the force of the bullet that the cloth was torn apart and the plywood it was resting on was broken – a 12 centimeter hole punched right through it. What this grapefruit did to deserve such an untimely end is up to guess work. True, grapefruits are a little bitter, but to end like this?! LINK

"Rag Tag Flag" – Dreadlock Flip

"QUOTE"- My friend T.Bias, a composer and experimental media artist who also happens to have spectacular hair, says,

I flipped my dreadlocks in front of an exceptional high-speed camera shooting on the low end of its abilities; a mere 6,800fps. k0re happened to be there to record the event in real time which is great for comparison. I edited it to my song, "Rag Tag Flag", from my Hooks'n'Heels project. LINK, Via: Boingboing

I Never Thought Water Drops Looked Like This

I'm flabbergasted, dumbfound, and mindboggled. In fact, my whole mind is a bag of bbggglll after watching this high speed video of water drops falling. It's unbelievable how high speed photography can change your perception of the world.

There's nothing special in this video. No special water or additives. It's just that the world gets absolutely crazy at 2,000 frames per second. LINK, Via: Youtube

One year of Art, in high speed

Quote from the link, "Well it has come to an end. I have had fun with the last year and I have learned a lot. I hope you have enjoyed the dozens of projects and videos I have put together."
Philinthecircle

High Speed Photography

Some cool pictures. LINK