Tag Archives: timelapse

Earthcam footage of One World Trade Center rising from the northwest corner of the former World Trade Centre site.

1 WTC will reach its full height of 1776ft (541m) next month and is scheduled to open in Spring 2013.

UPDATE: The original gizmodo video is gone from Youtube but still up on ABC.

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A timelapse highlighting the ethereal style of self taught Italian watercolour artist Silvia Pelissero (aka Agnes Cecile)

This portrait, which she completed in 90 minutes, will feature in the 1000 Drawings exhibition this May in Amsterdam.

Just one of many timelapse videos of Pelissero’s paintings. There’s also a gallery of completed work here.

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Extremely long (2 year) exposures of the Museum of Modern Art in New York and Berlin’s Potsdamer Platz by German photographer Michael Wesley.

Wesley, who has been taking these necropolitan images for his Open Shutter project since the early 90s, uses filters and tiny apertures on his locked-off cameras to reduce the amount of light striking the film.

Naturally, there’s a coffee table book.

Photographs Captured Over Years with an Open Camera Shutter (PetaPixel)

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kz4U6mGRf9M

A nifty time lapse from Quantas of a refit of a 747-400.

[via The Register]

Previously

httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qEwvxVQQ08E

A footie-free, oddly hypnotic timelapse taken on the day and night of the Ireland v Czech Republic friendly last week.

Filmed and Edited by Shane Caffrey, music by Simon Wilkinson.


Godfrey Reggio’s 1982 documentary Koyaanisqatsi (Life out of Balance) accelerated to 1552% speed and given a new soundtrack by Wyatt Hodgson.

Purists and Philip Glass fans will be horrified.

Music: “The Holy Egoism of Genius” by The Art of Noise.

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Photographer Alex Cherney’s timelapse of the Southern Lights from Mornington Peninsula near Melbourne last month: an amazing red aurora caused by particles from January’s solar storms exciting  oxygen atoms in the Earth’s upper atmosphere.

Music: Coral Reef by Psychadelik Pedestrian

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