http://kck.st/2VrgioN
I really like photography and I really like cool light things. And so this Kickstarter project -- called the Looking Glass Portrait -- caught my eye today. I haven't backed it (yet), but it strikes me that three-dimensional image capture and creation is going to be something pretty important going forward. I can't wait for that to happen.
I just came across this smart biking device on Kickstarter. It is the next generation of their original SmartHalo, which did very well and is now sold in Apple Stores. The company is based in Montréal.
Here's how it works:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/smarthalo/smarthalo-2-make-your-bike-smarter
I know that a lot of you are cyclists, so I figured some of you might appreciate this. It looks pretty awesome. Delivery of SmartHalo 2 is expected by December 2019.
Their Kickstarter campaign ended on July 2. The project got funded with about CAD 1.7 million from over 10,000 backers. But you can still pre-order a device, here.
Below is an interesting Kickstarter project by photographer and art director Cody Ellingham. I think many of you will appreciate it. It is a photobook of Japanese public housing apartments, which are known as Danchi. All of the photos were taken by Cory at night, hence the dream part. The book is about the promise that these projects represented in the post-war years, but it is also about their decline in the subsequent decades.