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This is a compilation of some recent star footage I've done this summer. Check out all the Perseid meteors! Sparks Lake, Sunriver, and Mt. Hood Oregon.

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  • brewcaster plus 1 year ago
    Andrew Curtis = best timelapses ever
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  • brewcaster plus 1 year ago
    Might check your end titles, year seems to be off, and was that Muse? I would like to know what music it was. It was perfect.
  • Andrew Curtis 1 year ago
    Thanks...I'll get that fixed. The song is called "Take a Bow"
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  • Spencer Black 1 year ago
    Awesome work Andrew!
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  • The Film Artist plus 1 year ago
    Wow Andrew! this is some acomplishment. Whilst many of us cannot even see any stars due to the excessive light pollution you have given us a glimpse of what 'night' really is and where we really are, thanks so much! :))
    Added to vimeo.com/channels/worldhd and my top30
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  • Erin Matthews 1 year ago
    Absolutely stunning, really nice work! I can't believe just how many stars there are!
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  • Sam Shiryaykin 1 year ago
    beauty
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  • Paul Hamilton plus 1 year ago
    gorgeous! amazing that the interstellar dust clouds are visible, and nice cameo by Venus at 1:00 to 1:07!
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  • MILapse 1 year ago
    Amazing work Andrew!! Thanks for sharing.
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  • Gustavo Jacob 1 year ago
    Great! This deserves it's own specific soundtrack.
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  • Michel Griffin's Songs 1 year ago
    Awesome. Thanks for sharing this. It puts us into perspective !
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  • Didier Mascarin 1 year ago
    i love it
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  • Christian Szramek 1 year ago
    wow !
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  • edvard brun 1 year ago
    Beautiful work, Andrew - especially liked the mountain shots around 0:50 and 1:27. Can I ask what your exposure times were, typically?
  • Andrew Curtis 1 year ago
    Thanks edvard, those two shots were from my 35mm 1.8 DX lens, shooting 20 second exposures. Here's one of the stills from that sequence:

    flickr.com/photos/andrewandsarah/4886296988/
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  • STUDIO2LA 1 year ago
    Je me le remet!!!
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  • Serena Andrews 1 year ago
    This is fantastic! Unbelievable! Apple default desktop, eat your heart out!
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  • Emily Appel 1 year ago
    This is fantastic! You should add it to the Love The Earth Film group here: vimeo.com/groups/lovetheearthfilm Really, it is great.
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  • Eric Hines plus 1 year ago
    Great job man. Glad to see another person from Timescapes.org. Keep up the good work.
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  • David 1 year ago
    Absolutely stunning!
    Thanks for creating and sharing this.
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  • Jonathan 1 year ago
    Incredible work!
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  • Morais Milton 1 year ago
    Nice work! Congrats.
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  • Lily McFly 1 year ago
    magical...
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  • Even Quach plus 1 year ago
    That is just unreal, awesome work!
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  • Photos By Rikki plus 1 year ago
    Bravo! This is phenomenal! It puts me in my place in the universe :D
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  • Preeti Desai 1 year ago
    Came this way via your Flickr. This is so amazing!
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  • Mark MacLachlan 1 year ago
    Wonderful, gives a real sense of scale. Muse obviously inspired by Philip Glass...
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  • Garnelis plus 1 year ago
    Супер! Браво! Great work!!!
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  • Viktoria Kilganor 1 year ago
    The video is perfect (very good choice for the music) !
    There's an article with your video in this french website :

    agoravox.fr/culture-loisirs/etonnant/article/les-perseides-capturees-en-time-80676

    Thanks Andrew !
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  • Karen Dries 1 year ago
    Awesome,really
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  • simdude2u 1 year ago
    I love Timelapse.
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  • Kurtis Hough plus 1 year ago
    love your nightscapes andrew.
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  • Aaron Eveland plus 9 months ago
    For shooting stars, what kind of setting so you use? What kind of glass do you use?
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  • Callie Schneider plus 8 months ago
    Glad to see a fellow Portlander shooting time lapse. Great work!
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  • Aaron Eveland plus 7 months ago
    If you don't mind sharing, what were the settings you were using for your shots?
  • Aaron Eveland plus 7 months ago
    I'm trying to get good star lapses, but my shots come out very noisy with a red tint.
  • Andrew Curtis 7 months ago
    What camera/lens are you using?
  • Aaron Eveland plus 7 months ago
    I use the sony a33 and a 50mm 1.7. If you check out my last video I posted there are a couple night shots that are really grainy. The shot at the end is a star lapse and you will see what I am talking about.
  • Andrew Curtis 7 months ago
    Your camera is just not up to it. My d90 can barely handle it without tons of noise. These shots are all 30 sec @iso 3200 with f/2.8 lenses
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