One more by Sasha Aleksandrov. This is accurately done! And these incredibly long walks! Even Shahab Gabriel Behzumi, who is most preserving, shares my deep respect for those shots.
Keep on pushing limits.
Thank you.
Channel: Asia
this pays homage to Koyaanisqatsi
When Shahab made up my interest in hyperlapse several years ago, I came across Sasha Aleksandrov. His video Magnitika was what I expected hyperlapse to be. A mystic or even transcendental art that makes us think about time and space, chances and danger of human producing. For me, this comes closest to the Qatsi-Trilogy by Godfrey Reggio – films that we probably all have seen.
Thank you Sasha for sharing your videos – and your view – with us.
Threatening city
Snow-white tranquility
Nights in Japan
Kuala Lumpur
Hong Kong: Funky Timelapse
Microscope rotations
Here is something that blew our mind. We always wanted the opportunity to see crystals grow. Nick Lariontsev definitly loves the small worlds within our world.
This video will take you away into a magic world unvisible for the naked eye.
For these shots a device called Burbulyator („LT BBR-2010″) was built. Great work!