This is a single clip from the 160 or so we shot in St .Petersburg last week (7-17th May).
I will be putting two showreels together later in the year, one on the Hermitage Museum and one on St. Petersburg generally. This is just a taster..
Hope you like it. If you do - please share..
Follow the 'Round the World in Timelapse' project on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/gtimage
Cheers
Geoff
This is a single clip from the 160 or so we shot in St .Petersburg last week (7-17th May).
I will be putting two showreels together later in the year, one on the Hermitage Museum and one on St. Petersburg generally. This is just a taster..
Hope you like it. If you do - please share..
Follow the 'Round the World in Timelapse' project on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/gtimage
Cheers
Geoff
"Somewhere" is a timelapse film about the world's natural beauty alongside man made industrial wonders.
This is an ongoing project and this is the first instalment.
We hope you enjoy watching this as much as we enjoyed seeing and capturing it.
A very special thanks to Tom the Seagull for staying in position for 45 minutes in the final shot before heading out to sea for his lunch.
Shot on the Canon 5DMkII | Music: Tim McMorris
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This film was shot over two days in Chicago, Illinois on the RED Epic & Canon 5D.
The first day Karen, Austin & I spent timelapsing at various locations around the city.
On the second day Joel, Karen, Austin, Eric & I filmed up and down Michigan Avenue (and a few other locations).
The narration was created by Karen Abad http://www.karenabad.com and voiced by Ruby Carr (MediaVoice, Nova Scotia, Canada).
Camera equipment provided by Eric Kessler http://www.kesslercrane.com.
Music Track licensed from The Music Bed http://www.themusicbed.com.
(The Candlepark Stars - We Give and We Get - Tucker and the Night Sky)
The featured dancer in the video was David Fishel, who runs a blog called Davey Dance Blog http://daveydanceblog.com. His project started while traveling Europe during Spring 2007. Armed only with an ipod and a Canon, Davey picks a location and a pop song.
This time-lapse video was produced between November 2011 and March 2012 in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Locations were Hopfensee, Rothsee, Staffelsee, Starnberger See, Zugspitze, Gornergrat, just to name a few...
I have spent all my spare time in the last five month to shoot this time-lapse video. I was on location before and after work as well as all the weekends to shoot these footages here... I slept at 2900 meters above see level to capture some of Europe’s most famous mountains at sunrise… And yes, it was pretty cold out there... The „2012 European cold wave“ started on 27 January 2012 and has brought snow and freezing temperatures to nearly everywhere in Europe. Low temperatures hit Germany and other European countries, reaching as low as −35 °C (−31 °F). Perfect weather for landscape photography…
Shooting this video was one of the best experiences in my life. Traveling around to capture nature's beauty in my homeland was amazing. I had the chance to film a really cold…
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