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Did you know that I’ve been to Yosemite National Park? It’s up there as my top 3 favorites. Along with Gates of the Arctic, and The Grand Tetons. There’s something special about Yosemite though. It’s one of the few parks which I’ve been to more than once. And I’d love to go back there again … Continued
Instead, you should take this 8K glory video of The Milky Way from Nikon. Yes, it’s quite something, though parts of it look just a bit too surreal. Like they were rendered. {Peta Pixel}
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
Here are two time-lapses of the night sky from two very different perspectives. The first one is the standard watch the stars pass by overhead in a circle around the viewer. It’s pretty nice, Aryeh Nirenberg created it by leaving his camera on all night on Assateague Island in Maryland. I do enjoy watching … Continued
Sriram Murali created the above video to show the effects that light pollution has on the beautiful night sky. In it, he focuses on the constellation Orion, and how our perception of it changes based on the light density of the area we view it from. The entire thing is a great example of one … Continued
In 8K! Well, if you can even render 8K on your puny monitor that is. This was taken up in Voyageurs National Park, way up in northern Minnesota, like, way up there on the border of Canada. It’s not a place that’s easy to get to as much of the park consists of lakes and rivers, … Continued
I do love some Infrared photography. There’s something awesome and other-worldly about it that is so enticing. This time-lapse of Oregon is done completely in infrared. I will say, some of the shots are pretty lost. The nightscapes, and the meh mountainsides, those just look like filtered B&W. There are a few nice sections of … Continued
For over 150 years The New York Times has been the pre-emetitive news paper of the United States. Yes, in recent times it has started to lean more towards the left, but it still presents mostly all sides of a story. I won’t get into the politics of the paper, that’s not worth the effort. … 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
Black and White is an often overlooked area of photography. Especially when time-lapse storm footage is done. There’s something about shooting in black and white that gives everything a more mysterious, serious, yet fantasy look. Mike Olbinski shot the entire sequence in black and white. Yes, there is some post-processing work done, but it’s natural black … Continued