Exploding Food Photography by Alan Sailer

working in his garage with a home built air-gap flash rather than any special camera, american artist alan sailer captures the explosion of foods and other objects when impacted at high speeds. 

To take his photographs, sailer uses a micro-second guided spark flash, which he built himself based on an article from a 1974 volume of scientific american and information found online. To create the explosions, he uses a PVC or copper cannon to launch pellets and marbles at his subjects.

Nuvolari Lenard’s “Centerfold of the Century”

Kyoto, here we come… at 280kph!!

Tokyo JR Station, Japan

7E Guest Artist - Todd Mclellan

Things Come Apart is a collection of photographs by Todd Mclellan who captures the dismantling of mechanical and electronic objects of past and present. Disassembled objects are intricately arranged in a grid-like fashion or photographed in spectacular explosion.  

The engineering and craftsmanship of products are captured in a state of order and disarray. Capturing components laid out in meticulous order allows the viewer to appreciate the enormous design and engineering effort applied to even “ordinary” products.

Check out his slow motion video:

Apart PianofromTodd McLellan Motion/Stills Inc.onVimeo.

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Oh how the roles have reversed. Don’t ask why Makoto is wearing Sousuke’s shirt cause IDK lol.