A Different Kind Of Time Lapse Photo

Posted by scottbourne on February 13, 2009
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If you’re looking for a fun photo project, here’s an idea. Photograph the same thing or place at different times of the year, at different times of day, in different kinds of light and in different kinds of weather. Then, make a photo album, composite print, slide show or poster that displays all the photos in a group that tells the story.

Copyright Scott Bourne 1999 - All Rights Reserved

Copyright Scott Bourne 1999 - All Rights Reserved

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0 comments on “A Different Kind Of Time Lapse Photo”

  1. Great idea Scott and something I’ve been wanting to do for a while. You just gave me the push I need. Great images too.

  2. Great idea Scott and something I’ve been wanting to do for a while. You just gave me the push I need. Great images too.

  7. Last weekend I did a time-lapse photography movie myself in my trip to PR. There was a marathon event and I took the opportunity to have fun with it. You can watch the end result on my blog. The rabbit goes this way: blog.batgeek.com. Feedback really appreciated. I will have a better spot next year!

  8. Last weekend I did a time-lapse photography movie myself in my trip to PR. There was a marathon event and I took the opportunity to have fun with it. You can watch the end result on my blog. The rabbit goes this way: blog.batgeek.com. Feedback really appreciated. I will have a better spot next year!

  9. I live in a fantastic apartment in downtown Portland Oregon with a view of Mt. Hood, so everything morning I wake up early and check out the sunrise, I have hundreds of shots with the same view. But of course way different with the way the seasons make the clouds different or sun in different locations and even a moon or two in the shot. This idea is fantastic and I can’t wait to go thru my phots and put this together. I was thinking about printing up 50 5×7′s and making frames for them all and hooking them all up for a huge wall type print for my parents, but first I think i should make a QT time lapse to see what turns up.

  10. I live in a fantastic apartment in downtown Portland Oregon with a view of Mt. Hood, so everything morning I wake up early and check out the sunrise, I have hundreds of shots with the same view. But of course way different with the way the seasons make the clouds different or sun in different locations and even a moon or two in the shot. This idea is fantastic and I can’t wait to go thru my phots and put this together. I was thinking about printing up 50 5×7′s and making frames for them all and hooking them all up for a huge wall type print for my parents, but first I think i should make a QT time lapse to see what turns up.

  11. Great idea, Scott! I don’t ever feel like I’m in one place that changes drastically enough to actually work for one of these though (Hawaii & Cali).

  12. Great idea, Scott! I don’t ever feel like I’m in one place that changes drastically enough to actually work for one of these though (Hawaii & Cali).

  13. To me, that looks more like a frosty winter morning in black and white than IR photography. Whatever it is, it’s a nice shot.

    Now the question is how to consistently set up up a shot such that it is reasonably repeatable.

  14. To me, that looks more like a frosty winter morning in black and white than IR photography. Whatever it is, it’s a nice shot.

    Now the question is how to consistently set up up a shot such that it is reasonably repeatable.

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