Between the Raindrops.
A quite literally stunning Irish sky timelapse from photographer Peter Cox.
Thanks David Mills
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The Last Roll-Out from photographer Philip Andrews and his father Scott following the preparations for the final launch of Atlantis (and the Shuttle program).
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Niall C writes:
Took a trip down to the tall ships over the weekend with a camera and shot some timelapse. You guys are into this kind of thing right?
Music: Carousel by Saso
Lars Biscuits writes:
Video designer and cameraman Duncan McLean spent the Olympics working for the BBC and has posted this ‘day in the life’ of the Olympic Park.
A very nicely edited compilation of photographs and time-lapse footage from the International Space Station by Knate Myer, set to the by-now obligatory space anthem: Adagio In D Minor by John Murphy.
A timelapsed Dublin in black and white.
Richard Waghorn writes:
I had a free weekend (weekend just gone) and given that the weather was not going to be good I thought I would make good use of the situation. So I set out to do a time lapse, making use of the high winds and cloud to exaggerate the movement, and because of the weather, decided to shoot it in black and white as the natural colours were washed out.
I shot six sequences on Friday evening in Dublin Bay and at bridges along the River Liffey, then on Saturday I spent the day at Dun Laoghaire harbour shooting the lighthouse and boats.
On Sunday morning I shot the sequences at Grand Canal Dock, St Stephens Green and Trinity College. Finally, I spent Sunday night in the bay doing a sequence with a near cloud-free sky and managed to capture the movement of the stars.
Dublin – Time Lapse in Black and White (Richard Waghorn, Vimeo)
A stunning timelapse by Lights over Lapland shot over three years on DSLR cameras in Sweden’s Abisko National Park.
More information on the Aurora Borealis Experience here.
A compilation of stunning timelapses of ‘sacred Earth’ imagery from 24 countries on seven continents, cut and shot over six years by Sean White.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=atmYNj-vjsA
Shot on the perfect day (last Saturday).
Before, during and after Ireland’s friendly against Bosnia Herzegovina.
Filmed by Shane Caffrey and Jonathan Lambert with music by Kieran Morley.
Via Aviva Stadium.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mCT3lQ_Hck0
7000 long-exposure still-photographs taken over 12 months from March 2011 to April 2012 around Ireland.
Photographer Gareth writes:
Just thought this might be something suitable for Broadsheet, maybe not. I’m not trying to plug the video, just share!
Music: Elbow – Mirrorball