A Gift from Rome. Timelapse & Hyperlapse. Italy. Vatican
from Kirill Neiezhmakov
This video is made entirely from photographs and video footage.
Various techniques in time-lapse photography and long exposure photography are incorporated with real time footage.The variety of images were later digitally manipulated and stacked in a 3d environment. Created by Kevin McGloughlin
This video is made entirely from photographs and video footage. Various techniques in time-lapse photography and long exposure photography are incorporated with real time footage.The variety of images were later digitally manipulated and stacked in a 3d environment. Created by Kevin McGloughlin
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This short film by motion designer Christian Stangl is based on thousands of microscopic stills from which these stunning timelapse scenarios emerge. Stangl´s self-made chemical processes perform an endless dance of growing and dissolving, flooding and evaporating, melting and recrystalizing, creating an all together perfectly synced synthesis of sound and picture
This short film by motion designer Christian Stangl is based on thousands of microscopic stills from which these stunning timelapse scenarios emerge.
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