Time-lapse – revealing what the eye cannot see
“One of the most remarkable qualities of time-lapse photography is that it enables a view of things which our eyes cannot naturally see.” We explore this advantage of time-lapse.
Tag: plants
Time-Lapse Trends: flowers and plant life
Our first “Time-Lapse Trends” instalment of 2019 looks at the fascinating life and distinct qualities of plants and flowers.
Spring into action with photography & time-lapse
Despite the cold snaps we have been experiencing recently, we are starting to see some signs of springtime emerging. We consider how photography and time-lapse can be put to use to document this vibrant season.
Time-Lapse Through the Decades – Part II
Part II of this blog series continues to document time-lapse and its uses, beginning with the 1950s, taking us ‘Through the Decades’ to the present day.
Time-Lapse Through the Decades – Part I
In Part I of this two-part blog, we map out the history of time-lapse from the 1870s to the 1930s, featuring key interventions from the likes of Eadweard Muybridge, Georges Méliès, Dr. John Ott, and more.
Time-Lapse Trends: growth
“Time-Lapse Trends” looks at beards, babies, plants, and human life in this week’s instalment, featuring examples of how time-lapse has been utilised to document processes of growth.
Coming to life – springtime time-lapse
We continue our seasonal theme with this short video blog, featuring several examples that offer creative, varied perspectives on the ‘coming to life’ of nature during springtime.
