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Video of the Week
Video of the week (3.20.10)
This week's video of the week, called Sandpit, is from Sam O'Hare who wanted to use a tilt-shift lens to turn a New York City scene into something that looks like a tiny model. But he discovered he could improve the look and feel by shooting the video with a normal ...
Video of the week (3.12.10)
Last week we kicked off our new feature, the 'Video of the Week' with a wonderful scene taken from the nose gear of a 747 that was flying freight in Africa. This week, the pilot and videographer uploaded a "How-To" video that shows just how those exceptional scenes were ...
Video of the week (3.05.10)
Welcome to a new feature at Gadling. We've been doing the photo of the day, culled from many of the contributors to the Gadling group on Flickr, for years. But we've come across enough exceptional videos that we've now decided to share them with you each Friday.
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Gadling Video of the Week: Solidworking in Italy
This week's video comes from YouTube user utubenerd, who filmed a Veneziani twisting and tugging a flaming ball of red-hot glass into the shape of a delicate cat -- all in under two minutes. The process is called solidworking, a method of sculpting where, according to this ...
Gadling Video of the Week - The Amber Fort
This week's VotW is from YouTube user valpard, who has a host of videos from all over the world. This video explores the ancient palace of Amber Fort in Amber, Rajasthan state, India -- just a few kilometers outside of the "pink city" of Jaipur.
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Gadling Video of the Week (1/22-1/28) - Zug Station Lights
Our video of the week comes from YouTube user insidetraveler, who set the camera up in front of the newly redesigned Zug train station in Zug, Switzerland to capture the pulsating light installation by James Durrell. As one commenter points out, this may in fact be the "most ...Introducing Gadling's "Video of the Week"
Today we are debuting a new feature here at Gadling called the "Video of the Week." This means that every Monday from here on out we will feature a brand spankin' new video from Gadling readers right on our front page. So grab your camera and start documenting! We're looking ...
