Imagine you are taking a roadtrip around the UK and decide to drive South and continue going as far as the countryside will allow it. Meet Padstow, your likely destination.
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Yosemite National Park, the High Sierra and the Eastern Sierra. 2 years in the making. If this video doesn’t inspire awe, you’re probably a lost cause.
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The confluence of mountains and sea create a canvas for magnificent moments, revealed only in the patterns of the sky. If only we could make them last forever.
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As we approach solar max, be prepared to witness wildly dancing auroras teasing of what the peak of the sun cycle will bring us next season.
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DETROIT TIMELAPSE
This timelapse reminded me of the Imported From Detroit commercial.
TimeScapes - The Teaser. It’s seriously awesome even before you learn about the fact that it was filmed at 4 x 1080p HD! And then you watch people, radio telescopes and the sky dance at the rhythm of a great score.
For a few lucky ones TimeScapes is screening shortly in Las Vegas. For the rest of us, we’ll have to wait for our pre-ordered copy. In the mean time, enjoy the trailer.
From the all-things-past department: After a scary warm March you may be wondering where did Winter go. In case you forgot here are some old memories of Winter in Prague.
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In this video I wanted to capture the modern side of Japan and the futuristic felling of the big cities. - Israel Saldaña
Bravo, we get lots of timelapses of Tokyo, but not enough of the other major cities.
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Love Letter to the Windy City
For his Places in Time project, Chris Pritchard’s made this time lapse of Chicago, which in our opinion is the most underrated big city in the US. If you’ve ever been and were captivated for even a second, that moment that nips at you in nostalgic flashes is definitely here: the unique colour of the skyline at sunset, the faded light of its stocky buildings, and the sun-kissed, buttery river that weaves through the business district, utterly ignored by the gray suits walking briskly across. Oh, and The Bean. Of course The Bean.
Via Windy City faithful @rishadt.
Holi by Variable
We’re calling it now — slowing things down is the new speeding things up. Holi, a.k.a. the Festival of Colors celebrated by Hindus each spring, provides a gorgeous backdrop for this incredible study of the chromatic spectrum. Trust us, you’re gonna want to experience this festival in full screen.
ELECTRIC NEW YORK timelapse by Richard Bentley a.k.a. timeaftertimelapse
Sensory overload alert! Between a 5-minutes-into-the-future soundtrack and a fixation on the life that neon injects into the big apple, this take of New York City by Bentley is fantastic.
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