Tiny World
A mosaic of our tiny world made out of really cool travel videos, time lapses, tilt-shifts, slow motions, stop motions, hyper lapses.

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Time-lapsers and tilt-shifters have to be dare-devils not afraid of heights.  How did you think we managed to captures those awesome scenes?

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Blessings be with ye, both now and aye 
      Dear human creatures! 
Yours is the love that no gold can buy! 
      Nor time wither 
Peace be to thee and thy children, O Skye! 
      Dearest of islands.

- Alexander Nicolson

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If I was to run a bootcamp for little timelapse padawans, I would probably go to extremes: how about at the end of the world, in Patagonia?  Wake up at 4am to catch the sunrise at Fitz Roy.   Curious?  Read more about the timelapse adventures of Adam & Adam.  Dream of great adventures this weekend!

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At this pace, Qatar will be a metropolis taller than all others by the time they host their World Cup.   My fav scene @2:20

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The task of the timelapse photographer is not unlike that of the cartographer.  To walk the terrain making sure no rock is left undocumented.   Here is a exhaustive timelapse of the Arches National Park.

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A simple way to declare your love for your city:  be the first to do a timelapse of it.

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Please give it up for Jeremiah and its beautiful interpretation of the timelapse art in and around his new hometown: New Orleans.

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Patience, my little grasshopper.  There is a timelapse sequence somewhere in your future. Namaste Nepal.

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An online photographer friend of ours, Ben Canales, did this time lapse project of Portland, Oregon (which took 2 months to film), and it’s definitely worth the watch. Check it out!

Wellington, NZ + GoPro Hero2 = Wellingtoy

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Watch carefully and you’ll see that the timelapse is achieved by moving the camera.  Is not the first I’ve seen this trick, but definitely one instance where the result was smooth as if some magic drone had been used.   Oh wait, there is an idea!

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