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.

Travel to a RANDOM city or browse our monthly ARCHIVE. -

The mother of all Hyperlapses!  Even better…  our friends at Teehan+Lax Labs have released the tools so YOU can do your own:  hyper lapse.tllabs.io.   

Google Street View Hyperlapse (by Teehan+Lax Labs) via 3blogs

No, I don’t think you’ve ever seen the Grand Canyon from *within*.

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The quintessential tourist experience hasn’t changed in hundreds of years: Venice.  

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A great addition to our hyperlapse archive, courtesy of Stefan Kordiuk.  

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This video of Incheon, Korea gets really interesting at about the one-minute mark.

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The film tell`s how the city lives,
how it sleeps, how it works, how it rests, and how time pases by for us city dwellers.  - Petrit Mulaj

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I recall some of the very early hyper-lapse videos as far back as one year, but now they are starting to appear everywhere.  This one from Dortmund, in Germany.

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Here, a video of Ukraine dedicated to my good friend Slava.   Hey, another hyper-lapse!

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Natural Phenomena is part symphony, part hyperlapse and part visual exploration of the tension between nature and the electric man.  It is so epic that all I want to do is dissect it into every scene, organize them into a map and wonder at the scope of this project: Alaska, Austria, Canada, Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Poland, Turkey, US.

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One day every city will have its own hyperlapse.  Today it is Warsaw.

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The hyperlapse is quickly becoming a sub-genre of the timelapse, and nothing we’ve seen recently does it better than Paris in Motion (Part II).  What is hyperlapse?   You know how a timelapse is composed out of thousands of photos taken from the SAME location, sometimes with a dolly to inject some motion?   Well, the hyperlapse takes this technique one step further by MOVING the camera a few steps with each shot, adding an incredible amount of complexity to the production but rendering fantastic results.   

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