Passing Through (by Olafur Haraldsson)
Awesome video. Great shots. Beautiful nature.
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Ah, the time lapse of film :) This is an easy way to find inspiration…
Yes, hard core: time lapse from 35mm film, processed one frame at a time.
I’ll admit it, being Canadian I felt it was my duty to promote the Dinosaur Provincial Park, but you’ll want to watch the entire video as some of the best sequences are towards the end.
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Love this very comprehensive tribute to London’s architecture.
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“At the edge of the Mediterranean, there is a city…” Ok, there is a taint of drama in this timelapse, but still, I bet you didn’t know there was such city.
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In the best tradition of Keith Loutit’s Small Worlds, here is an authentic tilt-shift of Sydney.
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Look out from your window. Do you have a view like this one? No? Time to start planning your Summer adventures.
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This time-lapse production has been a wild and exhilarating ride, with a lot of physical work lugging my 120-130 pounds of gear around all of Manhattan. I bended (broke) some laws and made a ton of friends. Thank you all for your support and please feel free to help out a starving artist and share this video with the world.
I read something very insightful today about our obsession with time. Time-lapsers are magicians capable of manipulating time. Every scene may have taken several hours to shoot yet you are capable of experiencing the whole thing in just a few seconds. By my account you should get younger every time you watch another timelapse.
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Ah! Madrid como te extraño!
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You just don’t see these exaggerated Tilt Shifts as often anymore.
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