#landscape

September’s First Sunset

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Time-lapse on a beau­ti­ful Sep­tem­ber day, on the shores of Crys­tal Beach in San Nar­ciso, Zam­bales (Philip­pines). Each shot we’re 10-sec­onds apart with a total of 104 expo­sures; ~17 min­utes total real-time.

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An August Sunday, East of the Barrio

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Blessed with a blue sky and fluffy clouds after weeks of rain, I fig­ure I take the GoPro for anoth­er spin and a time-lapse of the Bar­rio. I faced this one towards the east, over­look­ing Pasig Prop­er (Down­town) and part of C5. This has a total of 217 pho­tos, each tak­en at a 30-sec­ond inter­val. So that’s a total of about 1:48:30 of real-time footage of the area.

Enjoy!

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A July Sunday in the Barrio

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Was look­ing out­side the win­dow and noticed that it’s going to be a gor­geous Sun­day. So I decid­ed to test out my new GoPro’s time­lapse. First one I have ever done. I still have to fig­ure out how to make a 127-degree FoV vs. this 170. Any­ways, I have it take a pho­to every 30-sec­onds; a total of about 1′15″ of real-time footage in the bar­rio.

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Inspiration — Multi-exposure photography of Stephanie Jung

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Here are some dope pieces from Ger­man pho­tog­ra­ph­er Stephanie Jung.

A very indi­vid­ual per­spec­tive on urban land­scapes. Her mul­ti­ple expo­sure series from Japan is par­tic­u­lar­ly impres­sive, fea­tur­ing her unique view on areas such as Tokyo, Osa­ka, Shibuya and Nara.

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