Preston Kanak looks at some of the things to consider to improve your timelapse sequences. Shooting a timelapse is not a science. However, there are a few things you can do to improve your chances. One of the challenges you need to overcome when shooting is determining the ideal setting for your camera. In this post, Read MoreRead More
Michael Gertschen was shooting astro-timelapse when one of his three cameras was nabbed by a thief. He captured the incident on camera and luckily the police were able to recover the stolen camera. This short “making of Helvetia by Night” video shows you why it is not a good idea to leave expensive equipment unattended Read MoreRead More
All landings at San Diego Int Airport on Black Friday Nov 23, 2012 between 10:30am and 3:00pm. It was created by photography and film professor Cy Kuckenbaker.Read More
Stephane Vetter captures 610 shots with a Nikon D3 and a Sigma 8 mm encapsulating the entire night sky in one frame.Read More
A preview of the bonus content of the “The Dark Knight Rises” which includes this timelapse of the construction of the Batcave on a sound stage.Read More
Brian DeFrees traveled the route of Old Route 66 in this timelapse that covers over 9,000 miles. More details on his journey at his blog.Read More
Photographer Stephen Wilkes does something both jarring and beautiful with photographs: He merges images from different times of day together to show the passage of time. Martha Teichner reports on Wilkes’ process to create stunning depictions of time.Read More
In this episode of Thrash Lab’s “Empty America” timelapse series, they travel to Washington, D.C. – the capitol of the United States of America, visiting landmarks like the Capitol Building, Jefferson Memorial and the White House without any security guards, tourists and most importantly: no politicians. Director, Ross Ching made this special segment explaining how Read MoreRead More
Thrash Lab’s “Empty America” timelapse travel series takes you to New York City. All the bridge and tunnel people have been digitally sent home and Manhattan has been wiped empty! Penn Station, Wall Street, Central Park, Times Square, The Met and Fifth Avenue have never looked so vacant.Read More
“Empty America” continues in Seattle with scenic sky and cityscapes, with beloved landmarks from the parks to the port, see the high-rolling clouds over Seattle’s Space Needle through a beautiful black hole sun with not a person in sight. Behind the scenes:Read More
Chirstopher Malin achived this effect by “stacking” image sequences provided by NASA from the Crew at International Space Station.Read More
Mission 26: The Space Shuttle Endeavor survived millions of miles in outer space but can it survive the streets of LA? By Vimeo user GivotRead More
