Today, I busted out my iPhone and played with Vine, Twitter's new video app that lets you record (in spurts if you'd like) a six-second video. Doesn't sound like much and lots of debate over why six seconds, but we've seen pretty cool videos that play on a loop.
Running happens over many minutes, even hours. Runners travel far distances, and get to pretty cool areas by foot.
Somehow, the repetitive nature of running makes the six seconds actually flow with running. I've compiled a bunch of Vine videos I've seen taken by runners, starting with one of my own, taken over the course of 16 minutes and 3K. (Sorry if I blow up your browser, it's a lot of video!)
Running with Vine vine.co/v/b1X3IpDVLbE
— yumke (@yumke) February 2, 2013
#winter #running #hardcore #snow vine.co/v/b1HUAhXKa21
— Jeff Hopman (@jeffhopman) February 2, 2013
Vine on the run #running #prospectpark vine.co/v/b1HjMIaLLY3
— Jeffrey Yamaguchi (@52projects) February 2, 2013
Running vine vine.co/v/b1HhW3wLK65
— Beckie Stravers (@cubicle57blog) February 2, 2013
Running! Happy Saturday vine.co/v/b1HqmUL9WOQ
— Design Thoughts (@kdesignthoughts) February 2, 2013
Running #loop snow vine.co/v/b1XZZU05Olu
— Glen Szczypka (@GLENszczypka) February 2, 2013
Running Up Steps vine.co/v/b1gUPhKmhLw
— Robin (@robin_darke) February 2, 2013
#Running 10K on this cold morning in #Georgia. vine.co/v/b1gjhBquWb7
— Ben Dempsey (@BenDempsey) February 2, 2013
Running, Rambo style vine.co/v/b1JvBmrgu9H
— Fede Santa Cruz (@fedesc) February 1, 2013
Running lower Manhattan #vinerun #nyc vine.co/v/b1m0u2WV6Zd
— Norma Campbell (@NYCNorma) January 31, 2013
1 comment:
Those are great!
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