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First-person Hyperlapse Videos

One of the coolest new technologies for creating smooth hyperlapse is being developed by Microsoft. Wow!

Colors of Europa

During a 4 day trip through the “Picos” photographer Daniel Santos captured this beautiful timelapse.

Picos de Europa, 12 de julio de 2012

Fernando Cabrerizo has created a wonderfully tranquil timelapse from the Picos de Europa near the northern coast of Spain. When I saw the shot of the cable car going into the clouds, and another coming out…. Well, it was kind of mesmerizing. Video de una excursión por los Picos de Europa el 12 de julio […]

Pilbara – Western Australia

Timelapse of the Day - August 27, 2012

Penitente Canyon: Bullet The Blue Sky

Penitente Canyon is in southern Colorado’s San Luis Valley, an area that is home to many short and steep climbs. Nate writes: Bullet the Blue Sky is a striking arete in the heart of the Canyon bolted by Bob D’Antonio and Richard Aschert. This amazingly aesthetic line has been called “The best sport climb in […]

One Night in Paris

Andrey writes: Shot Entirely with the Canon G12, 95% using the Miniature Movie Effect. I was really addicted to it :). I know is not the best camera in the world but was a lot of fun.

Hello, Tahoe

Timelapse of the Day - August 26, 2012

Colombia Timelapse

MBFilms writes: On my second holiday to this stunning country I decided to do the fatal thing and take my camera along with me. I thought about shooting a timelapse shot or two… I ended up filming on average 2 shots per day over the course of 4 weeks and it really became a working […]

Life in the Fast Lane: Hoi An

Rob writes: Each morning the dawn calm of Hoi An, Vietnam, disappears in a frenzy of activity. Whether it’s conical hatted ladies conducting million-dong-deals or school girls in their perfect white Ao Dai uniforms commuting four-to-a-bicycle, Hoi An is a hive of activity… That is, until about 9pm each day when the bustling streets empty […]

Existence: A Timelapse Project

Michael writes: It’s been almost a year since I started my journey into time-lapse photography. This project has been an ongoing process for about 4 months. There was a lot of trial and error involved, and I spent many sleepless nights in many different unexpected places. Creating this film has taught me about patience, and […]