A stunning timeshift clip from Vimeo!
Vimeo/Tom Lowe @ Timescapes plus:This is production footage I shot over the summer for my debut film, "TimeScapes," a modern portrait of the American Southwest. I used Canon and Red MX cameras.
Follow the production of the film at: twitter.com/timescapes
Also here: timescapes.org and here timescapes.org/blog
A huge thank you to my assistants/Associate Producers who helped me film this, Dustin Kukuk (twitter.com/drkanab), Nilo Recalde (twitter.com/nilomr) and Chris M (twitter.com/visceralway). And, as always, my most sincere and humble respect goes to Ron Fricke, Mark Magidson, Terrence Malick and Godfrey Reggio.
Thank you to my sponsors: Canon USA, Kessler Crane, camBLOCK, Vinten & KATA.
Music is by the film's composer Nigel "John" Stanford: johnstanfordmusic.com Make sure to turn the volume and bass way up!
14 Comments
youdiejoeDamn Nature! You're Awesome!
bamdrewthats the first time I've seen a rainbow in the channels column
... channel rainbow, all the waaay!
Kallesays...So how does he get the stars to light up in bright daylight??
Or is this some sort of rotoscoping thingy???
sawtoothsays...I'm guessing that he isn't using daylight but rather either moonlight(when available) or another very low power light source. The long exposure times for the star trails mean that foreground objects can appear very bright. Sort of the opposite of why stars are absent in photos from the moon. The moon is so bright that the exposure times are too short to capture enough starlight.
>> ^Kalle:
So how does he get the stars to light up in bright daylight??
Or is this some sort of rotoscoping thingy???
GDGDThis video would have 3x as many votes if Prop 19 had passed.
RyjkyjI enjoyed the part where there were bewbs...
quantumushroomHells yeah. I hope that's 90% of it. The "Gnarled Tree Spaceship" was wearing thin.
>> ^Ryjkyj:
I enjoyed the part where there were bewbs...
dagComment hidden because you are ignoring dag.(show it anyway)
Stunning. The only thing that detracts a little is the music.
dannym3141Isn't he just superimposing a night sky onto a video of a day somehow?
The milky-way and rotating sky just blew me away. That's what inspires me.
cybrbeast>> ^dag:
Stunning. The only thing that detracts a little is the music.
I agree. It almost looks as if it could be as good as Koyaanisqatsi (trailer), only the music really doesn't fit. If only this video could have music composed by Philip Glass.
FlowersInHisHairNeeds more Trajan.
hpqpAwe-inspiring!
Little question from a nature-noob: anyone know the name of those upside-down canyon-like clouds (1:05 and especially 1:50)?
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