I put a camera on the dashboard and set it up to take a picture every two minutes during my coast to coast roadtrip (from Palo Alto, CA to Washington, DC.) Here's the result. (Sorry, first half of Arizona, my camera overexposed you.)
This is a drawing of when a friend took a picture of me with a fisheye lens.
Just figured I would post it and see what you think.
It took about 30 minutes to draw, and I used graphite and charcoal.
Just before a major downtown renovation project, this time elapse of the traffic in Phillipsburg, NJ's Union Square was created. It shows the enormous traffic on the "Free Bridge" between "P-Burg", NJ and Easton, PA. More information at http://www.videostor y.com. Created by Brien Lee VideoStory, Phillipsburg, NJ.
This is my first timelapse video, i know about the power lines in the middle of the picture. I could not cut them away either.. Movie were made the 6th of October 2008, Enjoy!
140th and Center to 168th and Center. Heading to Verizon Wireless! The scary thing is that Darcey really doesn't need time lapse photography to go this fast or create this effect.
We created this as a "hard rug" feature in the middle of our living room. No wet saw was involved, just a score and snapper. We used 12" on a diagonal in the middle and then 6" diamond tiles around it, with 17" (non-diagonal) tiles later one surrounding the tiles that are laid in this video.
Kyla and I take some time to enjoy some delcious pre-halloween candy while at the same time answer some of human kind's sweetest questions... How many licks does it take to get to the Tootsie Roll center of a Tootsie Pop?
