
Winterreise (HDR time lapse): fog in winter
3 years ago
Footage from a winter hike above the clouds close to Einsiedeln, from the roof of a university building (ETH) in Zurich and from a hill near St. Gallen, all in Switzerland.
Shot with a Canon EOS 50D and the 400D (XTi), HDR with 3 brackets.
PS: Thanks for all the nice comments! The last scene was shot on Christmas Eve 2008. I was on the highest point of a hill and had to wait for about 40 minutes until I got out of the fog...
Here: magictimelapse.blogspot.com/2009/02/tutorial-how-to-make-hdr-time-lapse.html is a tutorial how to create an HDR timelapse.
Shot with a Canon EOS 50D and the 400D (XTi), HDR with 3 brackets.
PS: Thanks for all the nice comments! The last scene was shot on Christmas Eve 2008. I was on the highest point of a hill and had to wait for about 40 minutes until I got out of the fog...
Here: magictimelapse.blogspot.com/2009/02/tutorial-how-to-make-hdr-time-lapse.html is a tutorial how to create an HDR timelapse.
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My guess is that Andrew was referring to the very stylized HDR images that can be created in a program like Photomatix: hdrsoft.com/gallery/gallery.php?id=44&gid=0
Another example could also be an HDR time lapse piece I've done: vimeo.com/13031689
In both of those examples, the images take on a surreal feel. Michael's work here is much more realistic—closer to what our eyes would see if we were standing next to him while he shot these scenes. The HDR work is not readily apparent, and that, IMHO, is much more difficult to achieve.
Excellent, excellent job, Michael!
Really nice job ! I'll visit your site rightnow !
I also started a time lapse oriented blog, and I will merge it all together "soon":
magictimelapse.blogspot.com/
you should crop the tree part in a better way
ich will no nach grindelwald gah zum eiger timelapses schiesse die wuche mal... schick der denn de link wenns done isch ;-)
Beautiful. The last shot with two tree is as good as anything I have ever seen.
I want it on my wall.
Dean
It's been a long time since last time I visit you and thank you very much for your kind invitation. It's been my joy to be here at to celebrate your work.
Have a wonderful day my dear friend Michael.
Your friend emily eunjue hayes
: ) You are honest and I love you for it.
Your friend emily eunjue hayes
Vraiment superbe.
Did you take the shots and then scale them afterwards.
Before I red the discription I guessed it was shot on an EX1 but then the nice looking panning with the zoom was totally perfection so I guess it has to be done durring the cutting.
I like how you see the shadows move on the hill.
Makes me wanna go there!
Marc...!
I look forward to seeing your up coming work.
That was actually not that terribly cold... The shots in here are between 30 minutes - 1 hour, and my batteries easily have power for several hours, even in cold conditions!
Wonderful shots, thanks for freezing your butt off to capture this for us ;)