These time-slice montages are of the champions in their sports from skating, skiing and snowboarding at the Sochi Olympics.
Matthew Mortensen of Team USA shares what it's like shooting down the Sochi luge track with his partner at 80mph.
German photographer Robert Götzfried has an eye for highlighting the forms and patterns of architecture, as in this mesmerizing series on Munich's Olympic Stadium.
Tiltshift does this interesting thing where it both removes a lot of the distance between you and the subject and distorts it past recognition.
People doing amazing things are not meant to be paying attention to how they look. And here is lots of proof of that.
And some from SadSportsFaces.tumblr.com
Turkey’s Merve Aydin who suffered an injury during a heat of the 800m and finished.
Pascal Behrenbruch (Germany), Menʼs Decathlon, Track and Field
Michael Phelps and Ryan Lochte, left, after losing to the French in the men’s 400-meter relay.
Such a simple little trick, but does entirely reorient the whole view.
The Tron-inspired CGI video for the Chemical Brother‘s Velodrome, created by Crystal CG, is played in London's Olympic Velodrome before each session.
"And armed with Canon’s new DX camera that’s able to take 14 pictures a second, the robots are able to capture multiple-exposure shots of what the athletes actually do. "
What a fun interactive way to explore the physical data of this year's Olympics. Yay BBC Olympic Body Matcher.
Yao Ming
4×5-inch field camera and a 100+-year-old Petzval lens.
“Each black-and-white portrait was exposed onto black-and-white photographic paper, processed in a darkroom and scanned into a computer.”
"An animated reconstruction of highlights of the USA's first match of the tournament, in which the favourites beat France 98-71. The American team of multimillionaires includes Kevin Durant, Carmelo Anthony, and (with his trademark white headband) LeBron James, while the French side features fellow NBA stars Kevin Seraphin, Nicolas Batum, Boris Diaw and the goggles-wearing Tony Parker"
Vivid and bright illustrations from Athens-based visual designer Charis Tsevis.
A fleet of robotic underwater cameras are catching some of the best shots of the Olympics.
Read MoreWith the Opening Ceremonies just minutes away, this interactive map of the Olympic Venues in London should come in handy.
There is also a great gallery of photos and images of the venues.
CGI IMAGE OF THE LONDON 2012 OLYMPIC STADIUM AT SUNSET
AERIAL VIEW OVER THE OLYMPIC PARK
VIEW OF THE EXCEL CENTRE AND THE NORTH GREENWICH ARENA
With the Olympic Torch Relay coming to an end, someone else needs to pick up where it left off and carry the torch, so to speak. Here is a great short animation showing a different torch relay.
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The London Games began today, and the Opening Ceremonies are later this week. If you are interested, here is a video (with great fly-in animation of its construction) to introduce you to the new Olympic Stadium.
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Sure, it's an ad. Sure it isn't saying anything new. It is moving though. Makes me remember what sport feels like.
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AP is using a fleet of robotic cameras to get stunning action video and photography for the London Olympic Games, starting tomorrow (july 25)
