Renowned underwater cameraman, photography and EMMY award winner Mark Thorpe has created a step-by-step video tutorial on how to shoot a day-to-night traffic timelapse. Read on for the tutorial, Mark’s top tips for starting out with timelapse photography, how he transitioned from wildlife to...
Based in the Coromandel, New Zealand, James Muir is drawn to the stories that reveal the relationship between nature and human nature. James, a Director, Director of Photography, Editor and Natural History Cinematographer operates his own business, Son of Thunder, as well as the Coromandel Film...
Cinematographers Keaton Nye and Steve Jones spent a week taking on Iceland's incredible terrain and captured it all in their clip 'Seven Days in Iceland'.
Here, Keaton gives us a rundown on how it all came about, from his passion for travel to how a joking conversation between friends to make...
Let’s face it - time-lapse photography is pretty incredible. Watching celestial bodies rotate in the sky, clouds rolling into a valley, or cars zoom by on the freeway creates a sense of awe and wonderment that is hard to get with just a single photograph.
The problem with time-lapse...
Time-lapse photography is one of those things that many people think is overly difficult to do, but when you get right down to it, it really just takes a bit of time and the right equipment to get incredible results.
In the past, time-lapse gurus relied on old-standard equipment like DSLRs and...
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Adobe’s Russell Brown sent a group of photographers to Iceland to shoot a promotional video for Lightroom mobile, and boy is it wonderful. The visuals are just gorgeous, but the clip also does a great job of explaining some of the editing tools and presets available...
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'Four Hours' is a time-lapse series depicting Iceland's unbelievably short, but incredibly beautiful winter days - four hours is the average amount of time the sun shines during this coldest season of the year. This series was shot during one week at multiple locations...
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This is a time-lapse video resulting from a 15,000 km (almost 10,000 miles) long road trip and tens of thousands of images taken along the way over the last 5 months. The journey has covered all of Norway’s 19 counties, from the far south to the Russian border in the...
