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There goes the need to even travel to a far away city in order to create a timelapse… Thanks to Nokia’s here.com and the art of Paul Wex. Via laughingsquid
Merry Christmas from all “Around the Globe”. I’m forever grateful of the thousands of followers (almost 55K!) that keep TinyWrld going.
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A great addition to our hyperlapse archive, courtesy of Stefan Kordiuk.
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An urban oasis with a great city skyline, a massive loading dock as background, floating movie nights, dancing fountains? Beach, Toronto style.
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On the art of the timelapse, this is what R00ftopper has to say:
Over and above all the technical challenges — motion control gear, constantly changing light, aperture flicker — shooting a timelapse forces you to look inside: after setting up your shot, there’s often not much you can do for hours, but sit up there and ponder while the camera does it’s thing. The relationship between the cold glass, steel and concrete below coupled with the often majestic clouds, sky and sun/moon never ceases to be a source of wonder. And so the purpose of what you’re doing becomes a frequent question in your mind.
As he takes us on a timelapse adventure around Toronto.
Here are my best wishes for the holiday season: I hope you have the clear heart to know who in your life needs a gift, the smarts to figure out what the best gift is and the guts to pay a little bit more, but buy it from your neighborhood store instead of joining the hordes of last minute shoppers at every single mall in the city. XOXO from T.O.
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It is difficult not to comeback a new person after a vacation like this one. Anyone else wants to share epic vacation time lapses?
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Does Toronto ever look better than when it’s presented in timelapse sequences? Maybe I need to get out more, sure — but tributes like the one below tend to draw into question the idea that this city is anything less than beautiful. The latest in a series of high quality timepases comes courtesy of Ryan Emond, whose previous video Day to Night got some well deserved attention earlier this year. It features some stunning neighbourhood and rooftop sequences, reminds us that the SkyDome (yup, SkyDome) is still pretty cool, and just looks slick overall.
Wow! Timelapse love for T.O. by Ryan Emond.
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With Toronto being the centre of attention right now (haven’t you heard? TIFF!), I thought this was timely.
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Happy Canada Day! Our first destination of the day: Toronto! My home town.
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I remember this storm. The video caught my attention because the long exposures required to capture the lighting create a ghost-quality at the street level. I want more of this.
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