Time-Lapse Trends: cities around the world
“Time-Lapse Trends” delves into the heart of some of the world’s most spectacular cities. Equally as spectacular are some of the ways in which time-lapse has been put to work capturing them.
Category: Time-Lapse Trends
Time-Lapse Trends: changing seasons
As we enter into autumn, we thought it would be a good time to cover the changing conditions that each new season brings – a popular subject for time-lapse photography.
Time-Lapse Trends: Do It Yourself projects
DIY projects are somewhat of a trend – and so are the time-lapse videos documenting their craft. We feature some incredible examples.
Time-Lapse Trends: crowd movement
We continue our “Time-Lapse Trends” series with this latest instalment about time-lapsing crowd movement. With controlled capture and using additional enhancements, such a simple thing can be rendered in extraordinary ways.
Time-Lapse Trends: cloud formations
There doesn’t seem to be many of these in the sky at the moment during what is an incredible summer in the UK so far, but this week’s instalment of “Time-Lapse Trends” may just leave you wishing for some cloud in the forecast! (Well, maybe!)
Time-Lapse Trends: 3D drawings
We come full circle in this latest instalment by returning to a theme from our very first blog of the series: 3D-themed time-lapse videos.
Time-Lapse Trends: boats
This week’s “Time-Lapse Trends” is not for those who suffer from seasickness! We explore how time-lapse has been applied to capture all manner of boats.
Time-Lapse Trends: roller coasters
This week’s “Time-Lapse Trends” explores the subject of roller coasters in varying forms. We even feature some of our own work capturing some iconic rides at the Alton Towers Resort.
Time-Lapse Trends: springtime
We return to our regular running feature, “Time-Lapse Trends” with a timely seasonal theme, which considers how the best of springtime may be captured using regular interval photography.
Time-Lapse Trends: demolition
Demolition requires as much planning and precision as construction works. Even when presenting processes at a much faster rate than they happen in reality, time-lapse is still able to isolate significant details of such complex works.
