The majority of city timelapse movies we have featured are captured from a fixed point. Of course if you are on board a ship and heading into one of the most vibrant cityscapes in the world you can go one step further: Arriving to NY (Enhanced) from H. Caesar on…
Nearly 7,000 photos make up this 3 minute video of a flight from MDT-ATL (Harrisburg to Atlanta) flying in a CRJ-200: 540 Miles in 3 Minutes from Mitchell Blackburn on Vimeo. Lovely, created by Mitchell Blackburn on vimeo.
Captured from the 21st floor of an apartment overlooking Vancouver – we esp like the zoom in on the skytrain: The movie was captured by tmac over on Vimeo.
‘City in the sky’ is a concept about an imaginary tranquil oasis above the mega-developed and polluted city, where one can escape from the everyday noise and stress. It was developed as part of the ‘Megatropolis’ project, which started in London with few companies and artists, invited to create their own visions…
Finding Portland was produced, shot, and edited in 51 days during March and April at the invitation of TEDx Portland, where the video was unveiled to a sell out crowd of 650 and met with a standing ovation. Filmed in Portland and the Columbia Gorge, the time-lapse piece offers a new…
Mixing day and night images with the technique in astrophotography known as ‘star trails’ it is possible to capture a single image detailing both day and night activity. In the photograph below to the left is the moon streaking across the scene and the lights of aircraft at night, to…
We presented a plenary this week at the excellent AGI GeoCommunity’10 conference. With notable discussions on cloud based GIS, putting map libraries on the web and the balance between vector and raster data it was, as ever, a conference made by which streams you attended. The Cloud based stream was…
The film below is a celebration of some of the world’s great cities edited to Giacomo Puccini’s “Nessen Dorma.” Footage was collected by film maker Craig McCourry during his past year exploring the megacities: As Craig states – there is a certain freedom of roaming a metropolis in search of…
The next in our ongoing series of mini-timelapse is mini Dresden. The movie was captured by MoritzHL using a mix of a Canon 400D and a 7D. It’s really nicely done, there is something about timelapse, linked to tilt-shift and an upbeat sound track (Cinnamon Casers – The World is…
The timelapse by Robert Fisher entitled ‘A day in the life of Toronto’ consists of 18 hours of real time compressed to just over 3 minutes. The movie documents the typical goings on of daily life in Toronto, from the business rush of King & Bay to tourists along the…
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