Tom Lowe Creates “Timescapes” And Blows My Mind

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Tom Lowe Creates “Timescapes” And Blows My Mind

Timescapes Timelapse: Mountain Light from Tom Lowe @ Timescapes on Vimeo.

March 8, 2010

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http://www.patrickhallphotography.com patrick
Come on guys no love here? I’m still blown away by this video. Hopefully we can track Tom Lowe down to give us some more info
http://mkfotos.com MK
Something very similar can be found in a 1992 film called Baraka. Check it out, it’s an experience.
http://www.ghislainleduc.com Ghislain Leduc
So interesting. Wow, the quality is just stunning. Wow! Tks for sharing!
http://www.flickr.com/photos/sridhanush Sri Dhanush Kakara
Easily one of the best time lapse footage i have ever seen… thats a smart setup to make those stunning sequences!
http://www.iramonko.com Ira
Absolutely stunning. Great work and I really appreciate being able to see your setups. Looking forward to more in depth BTS on your Southwest Light tour.
http://cuttingedgeofecstasy.blogspot.com/ Mark
I never had any idea how much preparation – and how much time – goes into such short timelapes. The results shown here are *well* worth the efforts. Thanks for the peeks behind the curtain!
Eric Duminil
Unbelievable! Thanks a lot for “behind the scenes” videos.
Har Rai K.
Amazing! It looks like the dolly system is home-built. I saw something similar here: http://dynamicperception.com/2.html
It is hard to see what is going on with the head that he has attached–any idea if the motorized panning is production or something he rigged up? Awesome results–the smoothest and most consistent lighting that I have ever seen on a time lapse project like that.
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Lorna Hattler
Wow, that was great and really took some time and talent. Gorgeous!
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=690795835 Adil Javed
my question here is that how do u move and on the same time photograph stars?
Because if the xposure is long and there is movement on the dolly, wont dere be starry lines? But none here…Do you have to shoot at a much higher ISO to get higher shutter???