Slow-motion photography of arrows in flight is especially cool. They fly so fast that we can’t really see what happens.
With the footage in this video slowed down to a turtle’s pace, you’ll see things you can hardly believe.
What does a can of whipped cream have in common with a bucket of paint? They both look awesome when shot in slow motion.
Posted by Archery 360 on Monday, December 22, 2014
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