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Julian Tryba has a pretty neat Time-Lapse, or layer-lapse as they call it, of New York City: I admit, that was pretty ace. Each scene in the video has as many as 300 different layers, all being independently turned on and off to the beat of the music. A time-lapse done well to music is … Continued
For real, who would have thought years ago that we would be spending time watching animals drink water from a bucket on a farm? This is the type of nature show you want to watch. Except, maybe in the wild, not on a farm, with picturesque farm animals. It is neat though seeing how the … Continued
This is pretty neat, ETM: Exploration Through Motion is an interesting view of a once static asset. A team of students from the Philadelphia University created this as their final project in Design 1. Together, they took the Thomas Moran painting “Grand Canyon of the Colorado River”, and made a 3D laser cut map diorama … Continued
It’s been awhile since I’ve posted a time-lapse. Well, I think it has anyway. So please, watch the above, it’s longer than previous ones at 5 minutes, but it’s just as spectacular as any I’ve posted in the past. There are some spots where the clouds look unreal. The music is well paced and soothing. … Continued
London based photographer Matel has come up with a creative way to show the passage of time in London. Instead of a typical time-lapse with day to night transitions, he took two sets of videos shot in the same location, hours apart. Then using hours of post processing and maliciousness alignment, he produced the above … Continued
You might have thought it would never happen but it is, Charlie The Unicorn is one of the older (11 years now!) viral videos of the internet, and for the past 4 years we’ve been stuck with Charlie The Unicorn 4 as the last entry in the saga, but as of now, a 30 minute grand … Continued
The Matrix made slow-mo 360 degree video popular, they called it “bullet time.” It usually consists of setting up a ring of cameras pointed at the subject and taking pictures and video like that. However, as you can imagine, that gets expensive. Smart phones are cheap, and most everyone has them (yes, even me), so … Continued
Photographer Ryan Deboodt took a drone into the Tham Khoun Xe Cave in Laos. It’s the largest river cave in the world – 400 feet tall, 650 feet wide, and alittle over 4 miles long. It’s pretty amazing. It’s also amazing that the western world hasn’t been exploring it until recently. First visited in the turn … Continued
I love me the clouds, and I love me some time lapses. Here’s a 6 minute video of both of those things. I really like the beginning where they show time lapses of storms forming from satellite images. That’s not unique in anyway, but the area they choose is. Most of the storms chosen are … Continued
Not really a drone, but it’s what everyone is calling R/C flying things now, because it’s “a cool word that sounds like military” Anyway, the guys at Flite Test have made an R/C Star Destroyer, from Star Wars: The thing is gigantic. So big that they launch it from a truck. A Truck. Being so … Continued