TimeScapes: a visually stunning movie, featuring slow-motion and timelapse photography


TimeScapes is the worlds first movie to be sold to the public in 4K. 4K is an amazing 4096 x 2304 pixels, although most modern TV’s only go up to 1920 x 1080 pixels. If you decide to download TimeScapes you are going to need to clear out some hard drive space, because the movie  is 160GB in 4K

TimeScapes was created by Tom Lowe, who spent 250 nights outdoors under the stars, while his Canon 5D Mark II and a 4K Red MX camera was capturing the amazing timelapes.  Last year Tom won the Astronomy Photographer of the year award, for his photo “Blazing Bristlecone” (below), which was just one frame from his film. You can buy a copy of Timescapes here, or on iTunes.

Blazing Bristlecone. Photo by Tom Lowe

The world from a child’s perspective, a guy mounts a time lapse camera to a wagon

A guy attaches a time lapse camera to his kids wagon and takes them on a tour of the neighbourhood. It’s is quite interesting to see the world from a child’s prospective.

Do you remember your childhood wagon? Remember how the world was so big? This guy attaches a time lapse camera to his kids wagon and takes them on a tour of the neighbourhood. It’s is quite interesting to see the world from a child’s prospective.