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Michael Black from Belmar on the Jersey Shore set up a time lapse camera, recorded last weekend’s blizzard, then condensed 32 inches of snowfall to 38 seconds of video.
It even made the Irish Times:
(Heads up: Cara)
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Astrophotographer, Stéphane Guisard captures stunning, deep views of the sky. This time-lapse footage was taken on Sunday (05.12.10) at the European Southern Observatory’s Paranal Observatory in Chile.
The yellow beam emanating from the observatory on the right is a laser guide used to factor out atmospheric turbulence. It appears curved because the footage has been recomposed from a flattened out fish-eye view of the entire night sky.
For best results, hit play, then crank the resolution up to 1080 and go full screen.
More details at Discover Magazine
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Here at Broadsheet, we heart the Windy Apple. The French directors of this rather gorgeous time-lapse homage heart it too.
So sit back, pull up a knish and bask in the reflected glory of NYC in the Summer of 2009.
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This amazing time lapse featurette is a mere preview of Astronomy Photographer Tom Lowe’s soon to be released feature Timescapes, memorably described by the Washington Post as ‘the Planet Earth series on crack’.
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Hypnotic, high-definition time lapse of Tokyo by French photographer Samuel Cockedey.
Soundtrack: Woob by Paradigm Flux
Full screen for maximum effect.
