New York has arguably one of the best skylines for timelapse, in fact perhaps only Hong Kong pips it to the post of the best skyline in the world (?). Steven M. Bumgardner spent a couple of weeks in Manhattan with Canon 5DMII and variety of lenses:
A New York City TimeLapse from Steven M. Bumgardner on Vimeo.
New York has arguably one of the best skylines for timelapse, in fact perhaps only Hong Kong pips it to the post of the best skyline in the world (?). Steven M. Bumgardner spent a couple of weeks in Manhattan with Canon 5DMII and variety of lenses:
A New York City TimeLapse from Steven M. Bumgardner on Vimeo.
Picked up via UrbanTick – Art Director Jopsu Ramu from Musuta Ltd. (a multidisciplinary design agency based in Helsinki & Tokyo) has created together with Shun Kawakami (artless Inc) an artist and designer from Tokyo – a digital art piece titled Urban Abstract. This digital art piece is being shown as the November break bumpers on one of the biggest commercial TV channels in Finland: TV Nelonen:
Urban Abstract from Musuta on Vimeo.
We really like the section at 1.14 – the 3D city is nicely done. The artists have plans for new pieces and are currently looking for interesting projects to work on and to continue this Helsinki – Tokyo collaboration.
The website urban-abstract.com works as a part of the piece and creates an extra dimension for the clips shown on TV.
Picked up via UrbanTick – Art Director Jopsu Ramu from Musuta Ltd. (a multidisciplinary design agency based in Helsinki & Tokyo) has created together with Shun Kawakami (artless Inc) an artist and designer from Tokyo – a digital art piece titled Urban Abstract. This digital art piece is being shown as the November break bumpers on one of the biggest commercial TV channels in Finland: TV Nelonen:
Urban Abstract from Musuta on Vimeo.
We really like the section at 1.14 – the 3D city is nicely done. The artists have plans for new pieces and are currently looking for interesting projects to work on and to continue this Helsinki – Tokyo collaboration.
The website urban-abstract.com works as a part of the piece and creates an extra dimension for the clips shown on TV.