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Epochs: January-November 2012 Watch full-screen at 1080p! The exciting stories and information about each scene can be found at Making Epochs. Music: "Echoes" by God is an Astronaut.
Intervals: December 2010-January 2012 This video was filmed at a variety of locations, including Death Valley, Joshua Tree, San Francisco, Yosemite, and elsewhere. I made frequent use of my homemade dolly and built a railroad dolly to use on available railroad tracks. The stories behind specific scenes can be found at Making Intervals. Music: "Shadows" by God is an Astronaut. 1920x1080 (337 MB) .wmv direct download
Fleeting Skies: Fall 2009-Summer 2010 Over 7500 still photos were used to produce this. I used dolly and turntable in some of the scenes. Locations include U.C. Berkeley, San Francisco, Death Valley, Yosemite, Joshua Tree, Davenport, and Idyllwild, all in California. For information about specific scenes, see Making Fleeting Skies. The music is "Beyond the Dying Light" by God is an Astronaut. For maximum quality, download the file below. If it is jerky/laggy, view the version on Vimeo. 1280x720 .wmv (192 MB) High Resolution HD
The Motion Project I built a dolly and a rotary table in order to incorporate camera motion into my timelapse videos. View the Motion Project for construction details.
Montage II: Spring/Summer 2009 I filmed the timelapse footage for this montage in Spring/Summer 2009. The video is made entirely from still frames--over 4500 separate photos were used. For fast downloads and high compatibility, view the image on Vimeo. I've also hosted the video for direct download and maximum quality. 1920x1080 .wmv (192 MB) Ultra High Resolution (Full 1080 HD) The download will take several minutes (or possibly more), depending on your connection speed. If the video appears jerky, try a lower resolution version--not all computers can play all videos.
Montage I: Winter/Spring 2009 This timelapse was filmed around the Bay Area, California. It is compiled entirely from still frames--it is not from a video camera. Over 2700 separate photos were used to make the video. For fast downloads and high compatibility, view the image on Vimeo. I've also hosted the video for direct download and maximum quality. 1080x720 .wmv (111 MB) High Resolution The download will take several minutes (or possibly more), depending on your connection speed. If the video appears jerky, try a lower resolution version--not all computers can play all videos.
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