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The PillCam is designed for, as the AP puts it, “patients who have had trouble with the cringe-inducing colonoscopy procedure,” which we’d imagine is just about everybody. The pill-sized camera doesn’t invade your butt but instead goes in from the other end, and once you’ve swallowed it, it starts beaming high-speed photos of your insides to a device on your waist as it makes its way towards your waste. Then the doc checks the resultant video out, and uploads it to his Facebook or whatever, and you didn’t even have to take your pants off.

Now that the PillCam has received FDA clearance, it’s set to become a sort of GoPro for your colon. Aren’t you excited to see the fun PillCam videos people will clog YouTube with? Great, because we’ve got one after the jump! I would have put it before the jump but I don’t want to get fired! Enjoy!

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Après le projet Swimming Pools, le photographe français Franck Bohbot basé à New York, revient avec sa série « Cinéma » à travers toute la Californie. Les moulures, les fresques, les motifs et les plafonds sont impressionnants. Des effets symétriques forts dans des cinémas vides et calmes à découvrir.

The Crest Westwood II in Los Angeles.

Brava Theatre in San Francisco.

Alameda Theatre I in California.

Alameda Theatre, Lobby.

Orinda Theatre II in California.

Orinda Theatre I.

Orinda Theatre Lobby.

Orinda Theatre, Untitled.

The Crest Westwood Theatre I in Los Angeles.

The Grand Lake Theatre I in Oakland, California.

The Grand Lake Theatre II in Oakland.

The Castro Theatre in San Francisco.

Egyptian Theatre in American Cinematheque in Los Angeles.

The Four Star Theatre II in San Francisco.

The Four Star Theatre I in San Francisco.

The Fox Theatre I in Oakland.

The Paramount in Lobby II in Oakland.

The Paramount Theatre I in Oakland.

The Paramount Theatre II in Oakland.

The Paramount Theatre Lobby I in Oakland.

The Paramount Theatre, Living Room.

The Green Room in Oakland.

Franck Bohbot’s portfolio.

Victoria Will a fait la série « Tintypes » à l’occasion du Film Festival Sundance 2014 qui a eu lieu en janvier à Park City (Utah). Elle utilise un style ancien grâce à la très vieille technique de la photographie développée sur une plaque d’étain. Un rendu puissant avec des célébrités aux visages mélancoliques et touchants.

Philip Seymour Hoffman.

Jason Schwartzman.

Dane Dehaan.

Anne Hathaway.

Kristen Stewart.

Mark Ruffalo.

Britt Marling.

Elizabeth Banks.

Jesse Eisenberg.

Sam Rockwell.

Glenn Close.

Anna Kendrick.

Anna Kendrick.

Diane Kruger and Britt Marling.

Lance Reddick.

Astrid Berges-Frisbey.

Boyd Holbrook.

Rachel McAdams and Willem Dafoe.

Nick Cave.

Michael Pitt.

Jack McBrayer.

Michael C. Hall.

Emmanuelle Chriqui.

Billy Crudup.

Elle Fanning.

Elijah Wood.

Don Jonson.

Michael Shannon.

Tim Daly.

Elle Fanning and Glenn Close.

Mark Weber.

Bill Hader.

Diane Kruger.

Scott McNairy.

Jacob Lofland.

Kurt Russell.

Maggie Gyllenhaal.

Steve Coogan.

Sam Shepard.

Jason Momoa.

Maria Tomei.

Katie Couric.

William H. Macy.

Flea.

Anton Corbijn.

Lea Thompson.

Maggie Gyllenhaal.

Dan Stevens.

Tintypes series.

L’Organisation mondiale de la Photographie vient d’annoncer la liste 2014 des Sony World Photography Awards. Les juges annonceront les gagnants finaux en mars et avril de cette année, mais pour l’instant voici une sélection des shortlists des World Photography à découvrir dans la suite de l’article.

By Chin Boon.

By Nicolas Reusens.

By Hasan Baglar.

By Alison Crea.

By Alpay Erdem.

By Holger Schmidtke.

By Kacper Kowalski.

By Jan Stel.

By Kacper Kowalski.

By Samantha Fortenberry.

By Emmanuel Coupe.

By Wolfgang Weinhardt.

By Bonnie Cheung.

By Ata Mohammad Adnan.

Sarah Illenberger nous fait découvrir le vrai visage des fruits et des légumes à travers un reportage photo amusant. La carotte se transforme en rouge à lèvres, la pastèque prend des allures de nuage, les piments prennent la place des flammes du briquet. Un monde fascinant dans le monde de la gastronomie.