Very Large Telescope HD Timelapse
What a lovely place to be and what an amazing sight to see! I don’t know what else to say other than the following video was captured at the European Southern Observatory’s Very Large Telescope in Chile.
What a lovely place to be and what an amazing sight to see! I don’t know what else to say other than the following video was captured at the European Southern Observatory’s Very Large Telescope in Chile.
We’ve featured the work of Craig Shimala before, but his newest video is just as interesting to watch. Chicago skylines become abstract art when timelapse videos are mirrored along the horizon.
Time sure does fly, especially when you put a series of photographs together to show the growth of a puppy up until his first birthday. Watch the cuteness after the break.
Here is a great self portrait series by clickflashwhirr four and a half years in the making. I honestly tried this a few years ago, but the results weren’t nearly as interesting. Watch time fly by in a matter of seconds after the break.
Dominic Boudreault put together a great timelapse consisting of 5 cities in North America; Montreal, Quebec City, Toronto, New York and Chicago. I can relate to this video as I was born and raised in the Toronto area, and have visited all 5 of these locations. Make sure you watch this one full screen.
Gigapan, the site which features Gigapixel Panoramics, has a new feature called time machine. Researchers from Carnegie Mellon University have taken these detailed images one step further by adding time, thereby allowing you to explore a scene as it unfolds. Follow the link after the break to try it out for yourself.
What can I say, other than Terje Sorgjerd has done it again with an awesome time laps video of many beautiful locations from around the world, such as Spain’s highest mountain (El Teide), and the Sahara Desert in Egypt.
Being able to create a timelapse video of your flight is quite the accomplishment considering there aren’t usually a lot of open seats near the windows. Capturing an aurora during the filming is even more fortuitous. The following time lapse video was created by taking photographs every 2 to 30 seconds for the entire 11 hour flight.
How do take an interesting photograph of an athlete? As Houston area photographer Robert Seale shows us, you create a Plexiglas platform so you can shoot from underneath the subject. The following timelapse video shows the entire set up process, as well as the photo shoot. Keep an eye out for the baseball in the video and you will learn another trick of the trade.
If you’ve never been on a cruise before, then this time lapse of the Queen Mary 2 traveling from New York to the Caribbean will probably interest you. Even if you have, take notice of this video shot by Adonis Pulatus in 1 second intervals, as it paints a poetic picture of her journey through the Atlantic Ocean.
Employees at the Kennedy Space gather to form the shape of a Space Shuttle to commemorate the space program’s 30 year milestone. Watch the time lapse video after the jump.
I bet you haven’t seen anything like this before. It’s a panoramic photograph taken over the period of a day. It shows the transition of the sun across the sky during the day, and star trails at night. Within the picture there are 500 star trails, 35 sun images, and 25 landscapes and it took 12 hours of post processing to complete.