Buffalo NY. Reader and stereo photographer Paul Pasquarello of Buffalo NY sent me this interesting video.
We can all remember slow motion film frames of yesteryear. As a youth I remember seeing Edgerton’s amazing high speed flash shots and replicating them with an old Ultrablitz flash at a slower 1/4000 second. Imagine the capabilities of modern day cameras recording over 1,000 frames per second.
In this video, a pistol is used to shoot a bullet at various containers…
Paul writes. “I only noticed it in one of the shots but early in the video, look at the Maple Syrup bottles (two) and see the first begin to fracture from the on coming pressure wave of the bullet before it is actually struck. ( At the 57 second mark in the video ) Also, the way a bullet acts while going through and after hitting something similar to a human body is evident in the way it tumbles after going through the Jelly and Peanut Butter jars.“
New York. Thanks to reader George Dunbar who advised me of this interesting 
We are pleased to learn from our Vice President, Ashley Cook, that two speakers will be presenting at 
Toronto. The PHSC is holding its annual auction on March 15, 2015 this year at the usual location in Toronto (Long Branch) at the Royal Legion Hall on Lakeshore just west of Brown’s Line. We are beginning to receive photographs of items that will be offered at this year’s auction. Below are some of the early items. Pictures of items will be posted when received.
