A Time Lapsed And Miniaturized Melbourne by Nathan Kaso

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Nathan Kaso‘s series Miniature Melbourne takes a tilt shift look at the Australian city.  Tilt shift is a photographic technique that essentially “corrects” the distortion created by perspective.  The technique has the effect of making an scene resemble a miniature version of itself.  Tilt shift photography has been featured on Beautiful/Decay in the past.    However, Kaso transformed 10 months worth of his tilt-shift Melbourne photographs into a time-lapse video.  Miniature Melbourne captures the work and play, the large life of the city.  Watch the video after the jump.  [via]

“Timestack” Landscape Photographs Create Incredible Skies

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The colorful skies of Matt Molloy‘s photographs nearly seem built from dozens of chunky brush strokes.  However, these photographs are actually a type of time lapse photography which Molloy calls “timestacks”.  Molloy shoots several photographs of the same location or image over a specific period of time.  He then takes those photographs and merges them into one image.  For the timestack photographs featured here, Molloy merges huge amounts of images – up to 500 photographs for only one image!  [via]

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Awesome Video Of The Day: The Mountain

Like everyone else I’m a big sucker for beautiful time lapse footage, especially if it involves shooting stars and the Milky Way filmed in one of the worlds most magnificent settings.  Oslo based Terje Sorgjerd does the hard work for us by hiking the tough terrain of  Mt. El Teide in Spain to bring us one of the most epic time lapse videos i’ve seen in a while. Check out the full video and Terje’s full account of his experience after the jump!