Patrick James
The wonderful people at Geniustown recently posted Colin Rich's incredible "Pacific II," which shows how duct-taping two used cameras to a homemade balloon and some styrofoam can deliver "epic aerial photography and video."
Thanks, Will!
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It's from the National Geographic Channel's new show, How Hard Can It Be?, and it's incredible.
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The class of 2012 is about to get a gigantic wake-up call.
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See the depths to which one Chicago news station sank in order to create a compelling news story.
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