The 2022 Meradalir Volcano
eruption in Iceland
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A Quiet Morning at The Great Wall of China
Spent a sunset and sunrise at the Jinshanling section of the Great Wall, around 150km north of Beijing. This section is much less visited (I was literally alone for a lot of the time) and has some beautiful rolling hills with the wall running along the top for miles and miles.
There's good infrastructure and most of the section is well restored and easily accessible, but didn't lose its original look and environment.
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Herbstfest Rosenheim - Wiesn 2022 - Timelapse / Hyperlapse / 360 / Flow Motion
12 visits over 16 days - 60,000 images - 40 videos - 3 Terabyte of data - 120 hours of editing
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12 visits over 16 days - 60,000 images - 40 videos - 3 Terabyte of data - 120 hours of editing 〰️
11 Years after I recorded a timelapse for the 150th anniversary of Herbstfest Rosenheim, one of the many famous Bavarian beer festivals, 2022 finally brought an end to the spectacle’s two years corona-induced break. The timing was perfect, as I was about to spend a few weeks at home in Germany, and the idea to create a new version was born.
Brief Encounters
Take a look at some of the most interesting places and events in this collection of short clips covering everything from timelapse, amazing landscapes, the night sky, and some wildlife.
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Discovering Sun, Moon & Stars
Undoubtedly one of my - if not the - favorite subjects are our celestial friends, the companions that fly with with alongside earth through our Milky Way, the aforementioned galaxy itself, and even places much deeper in the universe.
Places from the Air
Sometimes an aerial view provides a different perspective. Explore some of them in this playlist.
Compressing Time
The most magical kinds of artistic creations are the ones the provide a new perspective to people. Timelapse videos can do this - compressing days or hours into just minutes and seconds, opening our eyes to how quickly our environments change, and how different they look in this process.