John Gushue . . . Dot Dot Dot

Oh, so that's how they do it ...

Juggling, that is. Much more understandable in super-slow-mo ... dontcha know.

Circus tricks, in super slo-mo

Bath Upchuck is the curiously named festival of juggling and circus skills, held each year in - surprise! - Bath, England.

Straylight, which specializes in fascinatingly slow-motion videos (I posted a while back on this example), put together this reel.

Slow-motion fireworks

Compelling. Not as thrilling at all as the real thing, but wonderful nonetheless.

 

A train moves in hypnotizing slow-motion (but it doesn't feel that way)

Here's what happen when you record high-quality video on a high-speed train as it glides through a station, and then slow it down. Notice how sometimes you can see people moving, slightly. It was recorded in Bath, England, and you can read more about it here.

The way the camera follows nuts in slo-mo

The Huber Experiments - Vol. 1 from The Upthink Lab on Vimeo.

Food exploding, in ultra-slow-motion. From Guy Kawasaki.