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And now for a long... long... LONG overdue selection of photos from the Camera Toss Photo Pool over at flickr. I realize this blog has been sorely out of date, and sorely off topic, for months now... and for that I apologize. That doesn't deter the great camera tossing experimenters and the submissions to the pool just keep coming. Congratulations especially to those new members shown here. Authors: Hover to view author screen name, or click to visit their photo on flickr. Copyright: All photographs are copyright the respective authors. To view individual copyright notices click the photo and proceed to the photo's page at flickr.

Apologies for not gathering one of these in a while! Five week trips through Italy, catching up with friends, and life generally got in the way. But without further adieu... a selection of camera tosses from the photo pool ! Authors: Hover to view author screen name, or click to visit their photo on flickr. Copyright: All photographs are copyright the respective authors. To view individual copyright notices click the photo and proceed to the photo's page at flickr.

Hover over a thumbnail to see the author attribution, click to follow to the original image on that member's flickr stream. The community on flickr has seen a lot of activity and a lot of new members the past few weeks. Quite a few of which are included in this posting of a selection from the photo pool . There has also been a fair bit of renewed interest in exploring designable/programmable illumination sources as subjects for camera tossing with examples coming from members such as mtnrockdhh , j neuberger , and jon62690 , each using different tools. I think I was partly to blame for the recent interest due to finally trying the technique myself . My results included below. But my credit for inspiration clearly falls on some early experimentalists in the community such as shane english , EastOfNorth , mappamundi , and El Ray (to name only a few). My own short-lived foray into this technique resulted in these two photographs: The set-up for these ...