On 20 July 1969, Neil Armstrong became the first man to walk on the Moon when Apollo 11 touched down on Earth’s only satellite.
Only another 11 humans have repeated the feat since, but our fascination – as a species – with space has not gone away.
Time-Lapse can be for everyone. It just takes a little practice.
Whilst outdoor and long-term sequences are tricky to master, indoor and short-term edits are a little easier for beginners.
Drones, drones, drones! They’re continuing to dominate the airwaves and the news feeds.
Photography is still their main use, but there’s a future beyond that.
Lots of time-lapse sequences uploaded to Vimeo – one of the most popular moving photography sharing websites – are based around a beautiful landscape.
What gets lost amongst the many thousands of them is the different, more inventive clips.
Using time-lapse to record and monitor nature and animals is no new thing.
But a rise in use across the construction and demolition sectors means that if you are not using time-lapse, are you missing out?
Work at Trafford Park site monitored for United Utilities
PART of the £90 million Manchester Ship Canal clean up operation is being captured by a bespoke time-lapse camera system, the latest in a number of projects we have worked on for clients in the utilities industries…
Tilt-shift is being utilised by time-lapse photographers looking to add a new level to their edits.
The miniature effects are both fascinating and fun, making them highly desirable for a growing audience.
Nature. What is it? We have very little control of it, after all.
Time-lapse might be the answer. Well, certainly a better view of it anyway.
In December 2013 Kier Construction announced it had been awarded a £121 million joint venture contract to build a new technical training college, on behalf of the Ministry of Defence (MOD). Working as a 50:50 joint venture with Balfour Beatty, under the name ‘Hercules’, Kier are now delivering the MOD’s new Defence College of Technical Training at the RAF Lyneham airbase in Wiltshire.
Drones continue to be a major talking point regarding privacy and safety.
Since our last blog about UAVs, major media outlets have constantly highlighted both positive and negative reasons behind their backing. But now, there is something new.
