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towirr:

Found your new favorite planet.

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welovestopmotion:

TimeLapse Barcelona by Loyam (via @ncarboz)

jumblejo:

lickypickysticky:

Hot damn.
How does this even function so (almost) flawlessly:

One hour and ten minutes of frantic activity from a fixed Panasonic HDC-TM5 camera. The result: 51 planes taking off in just 2:30 minutes.

Hypnotizing.

I’m not sure if this makes me more excited for tomorrow or terrified.

thedailywhat:

Time-Lapse Thing of the Day: “My goal was to show the duality between city and nature”: Dominic Boudreault’s “The City Limits” — five locations; one year in the making.

[petapixel / laughingsquid.]

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thedailywhat:

Lights Out: Landscape photographer Terje Sorgjerd (previously) scaled Pico del Teide, Spain´s highest elevation, to capture footage of the Milky Way atop “one of the best places in the world to photograph the stars.”

Warning: May cause feelings of extreme insignificance.

[terjes.]

THIS HAS SERIOUSLY GOT TO BE ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL THINGS I’VE EVER LAID EYES ON.

thedailywhat:

Time-Lapse Thing of the Day: Nate Bolt recently traveled from San Francisco to Paris aboard an Air France Boeing 747-400, snapping nearly 2,500 photos along the way to stitch together into a two-minute time-lapse summary of his flight (which included a Northern Lights flyover).

As for the photos supposedly captured during takeoff and landing, Bolt assures viewers that they “are all computer models and totally rendered because I would never use an electronic device during times which the FAA prohibits them.”

[aoltravel.]

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thedailywhat:

Time-Lapse Thing of the Day: Josh “Mindrelic” Owens speeds through a short collection of some of his favorite shots from New York City.

Starts slow, but stick around. Gets truly stunning around 1:31.

[laughingsquid.]

I thought it was stunning from the start. This is amazing. Watch it.

It’s videos like this that keep me infatuated with the world. It makes me wonder about how one place could have so much energy, like it has a life of its own. I wonder how much happiness, or sorrow, or fear, or excitement New York saw just during this time. How many people fell in love? How many lives were broken? It’s all so intriguing to me. 

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happening now.

too bad its raining here and I can’t see the moon :(

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fuckyeahclouds:

The Unseen Sea

You’ll love this.

this is breathtakingly beautiful.

the sky is magical.

and, oh my, the world is magnificent.