We have to be six feet apart in space but so far there are no rules on time.
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Crystal World — A timelapse of four containers growing crystals from the National Geographic Mega Crystal Growing Lab. The sequence was shot over two weeks (one frame every four minutes, running at 60 frames per second). It should have taken...
Timelapse, Week of Jan 10 — An experiment in creating a timelapse from a week of walking around San Francisco. Not sure how long I'll keep this up for and only managed four sequences this week: three different views from Grand View park (I go there a lot) and...
4K One Year Global Cloud Timelapse — Six 4K images a day at 24 frames per second (so each second is four days) from April 18, 2019 to April 17, 2020: I made a version of this video a couple of years ago using xplanet clouds. That was lower resolution and only...
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