Photography
One perspective, chosen and held.
Introducing
Not just how a moment looked. A memory of being there—preserved in space, so one day you can move through it again.
A small experimental program, beginning in Connecticut.
01 / The idea
Photographs hold a view. Video holds a sequence. A Spatial Memory holds a scene—giving you room to look around, change perspective, and encounter a meaningful moment in a new way.
One perspective, chosen and held.
A moment unfolding from one moving view.
A scene reconstructed from many viewpoints, ready to explore.
Interactive experiment
A Spatial Memory is not limited to the camera's original position. Drag to change your point of view and look around this early static scene.
This placeholder demonstrates the medium, not a complete Founding Capture deliverable. It requires WebGL and downloads about 30 MB when opened.
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02 / The process
A person, gathering, place, performance, or object you want to remember with a sense of space.
We arrange multiple cameras around the scene and guide a capture suited to the subject and setting.
The views are combined into a spatial scene using Gaussian splatting and an evolving reconstruction workflow.
Receive access to an explorable static scene—or, where the capture supports it, volumetric video.
Connecticut · Founding Captures
We are selecting a small number of custom scenes for our earliest captures. These sessions are experiments: intimate, collaborative, and priced free or very low while we learn what works and what people truly value.
03 / Your memory
Tell us about a moment, person, place, or object with meaning. We are looking for a few compelling, practical scenes to explore together in Connecticut.
Selected applicants will hear directly from the founder to discuss fit, uncertainty, timing, privacy, and what a capture could realistically produce.