cities on the move
1. TOKYO
The pace of life in Tokyo is frenetic . And that is precisely what Holger Mette captures with his camera. This Australian left his job as a lawyer in 2007 to travel the world . Since then he has visited 70 countries. He is passionate about timelapses. In his Vimeo account we find videos of Melbourne, Leipzig (Germany), Osaka and even one of the Malaga night. They are all fantastic.
two. MADRID
Fernando Jimenez he is the author of this hypnotic timelapse of Madrid. In less than four minutes, Bites of Madrid shows places as emblematic as the Temple of Debod, the Royal Palace, the Gran Vía, Atocha, the Puerta de Alcalá and El Retiro Park, among others. Fernando has taken two years to make this timelapse for which he has gathered more than 30,000 photographs.
3. SYDNEY
One of the best Sydney timelapses of 2014 is by **Joe Gilmore**, an Australian who works as a web developer. His free time is spent photographing his travels and giving them movement. Right now, he is working on a timelapse about New Zealand.
Four. MOSCOW
With his Canon 6d, the Ukrainian photographer Kirill Neiezhmakov filmed the Moscow winter for five days. The result is magnificent: with somewhat powerful music, the beauty of moscow is shown in every frame . An original timelapse that shows you the Russian capital as you have never seen it before.
5. LONDON
Photographer, adventurer and a lover of timelapses. so described Paul Richardson , author of Restless Nights, a sequence of just three minutes about London that will leave you speechless. A data: the video has been made with more than 18,000 photographs . Paul lives in Manchester and spends all his time perfecting his technique on timelapses. They are his life and it shows in his work.
6. NEW YORK
** Drew Geraci e ** s an award-winning American photographer who gives us this frenetic video of the streets of New York. Your heart goes to a thousand with this timelapse . settled in Washington , Drew worked as a Community Manager for the United States Navy for 9 years and another three as a multimedia editor for the Washington Times. He is a complete connoisseur of social networks.
7. DUBAI
Dubai is a city of changes, an oasis of uncontrolled growth in the middle of the desert whose panoramic views leave us speechless . It is the same thing that happens to us when we see the timelapse of the Belarusian Dimid Vaznik. In just over four minutes, this young man summarizes for us everything he saw on his trip to the city in February 2013.
8. PARIS
If you liked the timelapse of Moscow by Kirill Neiezhmakov, wait until you see the one in Paris. You won't be disappointed. It is clear that the young ukrainian photographer has a hand for timelapses . We see here the City of Light via an accelerated boat trip on the Seine and a double-decker tour bus. The aerial views of the city are magnificent. And all with music that seems to have been born for this video.
9. VENICE
'Venezia en un giorni' (we love how it sounds in Italian) is a timelapse that Tour the Italian city from sunrise to sunset . A video made to the rhythm of the tune 'Heart of Champions' where the magic of Venice dazzles us from the first second. Its author is the Swiss Joerg Niggli.
10. EUROPE AT NIGHT
For three months, the young Parisian Luke Shepard traveled with a friend through 36 cities in 21 European countries. His goal: to capture some of the most representative monuments in an original way. The result is 'Nightvision', a moving night vision of the most spectacular corners of the Old Continent. It is quite a work of art.
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