Artist Andrew Maxwell-Parish aka 'Electric Slim' capture this Go-Pro footage of himself high-fiving random strangers around the street. Maxwell-Parish made the Go-Pro apparatus himself using a helmet, swinging arm lamp and various other thrift store objects.
Maxwell-Parish rigged the GoPro apparatus to his body in such a way that the camera points directly at the person he's high-fiving. He then went about making a WiFi-enabled control panel which he strapped to his arm. This setup enabled him to record each hand slap for the entirety of its duration.
The end result is a video of him high-fiving strangers, all captured from the point-of-view of the hand. Watching this video might just make you want to start high-fiving strangers. That might not be a bad affliction, because as Maxwell-Parish himself says, "you can give a random high five to a stranger and, more than likely, it will make them feel better."
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