Posts Tagged ‘Time lapse photography’
The coming of spring
March 15, 2020Storm clouds
August 3, 2019These time-lapse photos were taken by Mike Olbinski. Hat tip to kottke.org. Best viewed on full screen.
The awesome beauty of a lightning storm
August 11, 2018
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Gabriel Zaparolli took this striking long-exposure photo of a lightning storm over the outskirts of Torres, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, during the evening of June 10, 2018. I found it on the kottke.org web log.
A brave little kidney bean becomes a plant
August 4, 2018I found this video on the kottke.org blog. It is a time-lapse photo of a kidney bean sprouting into a plant, shot at the rate of one shot every 9 minutes 36 seconds and played at the rate of 30 frames per second.
The little bean seems strangely gallant to me. It makes me feel proud to be a carbon-based life form.
30 days of a cargo ship at sea
January 27, 2018I found this on the deMilked web site. It consists of time-lapse photos of the travels of a cargo ship from the Gulf of Aden to Hong Kong, with stops along the way.
Fall foliage in New York’s Central Park
September 23, 2017These time-lapse photos were taken by Jamie Scott. over a period of six months in Central Park in New York City. He visited 15 locations, two days a week, just after sunrise, from August, 2011, through January, 2012. The music is by Lower Dens. I found this video on the Colossal website.
Flowers that bloom in the spring
May 13, 2017These time-lapse photos were taken by Jamie Scott over a period of three years. The background music is an original composition by Jim Perkins. I found this video on the Colossal and kottke.org web sites.
Moon over Australia
October 24, 2015Hat tip to my expatriate e-mail pen pal Jack and his friend Marty.
Nicholaus Wegner’s Stormscapes
December 13, 2014Time lapse photography of storm clouds over the American Great Plains
Hat tip to kottke.org.
These are best enjoyed full screen with the sound turned up. Awesome!
A 360-degree time lapse view of the night sky
July 13, 2014Awesome! Hat tip to Notes to Ponder.
Birth of a thunderstorm
June 1, 2014This is awesome. Hat tip to kottke.org.
Creatures that live in slow motion
April 11, 2014Corals, sponges and other marine life are mobile creatures. They build coral reefs and are important to the earth’s biosphere. But they live at a different time scale than human beings, so we can see their movement only with the help of time lapse photography.
Click on the link below for more.
http://notes-from-dreamworlds.blogspot.com.au/2014/03/slow-life.html
A world city in motion
January 12, 2013If you don’t know what the Lion City is, look at the credits at the end of the video. Or click on Reddotsg’s blog for a web log originating in that city.
From birth to 12 years in under three minutes
May 18, 2012Canary Islands’ sky and sea in motion
March 17, 2012These great time-lapse pictures were taken by Daniel Lopez, a professional “astrophotographer.”
Click on Daniel Lopez on Vimeo for background on the photographer and his work.
Hat tip to The Agitator.
The beauty of Yosemite
February 12, 2012Time-lapse photography brings out the beauty of a scene in a way that ordinary still or video photography cannot.
You should view this in full-screen mode to fully appreciate it.
Hat tip to Making Light.
Sub-zero on the Great Plains
December 23, 2011My favorite planet
November 19, 2011When I consider the state of politics and the economy, I feel depressed. When I contemplate the state of science and the arts, I cheer up.
Michael Konig of Berlin made this video from still photographs taken by the U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration from the International Space Station. It is a kind of interface of science and the arts.
Click on Earth | Time Lapse View from Space, Fly Over for background on this video, and Michael Konig, Berlin for his home page. Hat tip to Jason Kottke.
85 years in 40 seconds
November 3, 2011The lunar year
July 16, 2011Wonders of time-lapse photography
June 18, 2011
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