Quintessentially time-lapse
We look at the likes of construction and other “quintessential” applications of time-lapse photography, considering their value and popularity.
We look at the likes of construction and other “quintessential” applications of time-lapse photography, considering their value and popularity.
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.
Changes to our surrounding environment is the focus of this week’s “Time-Lapse Trends”. Covering real and virtual worlds, we explore how the medium presents developments within these different environments.
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.
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.
Google’s ‘Earth Engine’ is proven to be an incredible tool for tracking changes to our planet. Satellite images arranged into interactive time-lapse sequences facilitate thorough monitoring of important global changes.
Viewing ‘life in the round’ using 360 degree technology is incredible in itself, but when used with virtual reality, immersive and interactive experiences appear more lifelike than ever before.
Our “Time-Lapse Trends” series highlights popular subjects captured using time-lapse. We kickstart the first instalment with an incredibly popular process captured for many means and purposes using time-lapse: 3D printing.
As part of its evolution, the incorporation of time-lapse in other visual mediums has become an important trope. We illustrate this notion using examples of time-lapse in both film and music videos.
Site monitoring from remote time-lapse cameras pre-dates any of the public live streaming services that now dominate the social media universe. Why has the popularity of live, digital media soared in recent years and is time-lapse site monitoring still relevant?