Awesome Time Lapse

Artem Sergeevich frames the Russian capital as a lively and proud city, its old and new architecture waiting to be admired. The track is Ghosts N’ Stuff (Nero Remix) by Deadmau5 and Rob Swire.

If you want a better – or more terrifying – look at what this guy got through, check out this time lapse video of the daily traffic in Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam by photographer Rob Whitworth.

We’ve witnessed time-lapse footage from every corner of the globe, so why shouldn’t the virtual world of Skyrim get a chance to show off the beauty of its expansive environments?

We’ve been pretty impressed by the previous footage shot from the International Space Station orbiting the Earth, but this 5 minute edit by Michael König is truly the pièce de résistance.

Andy Maser’s footage and time-lapse photography of the explosive breach of Condit Dam in Washington. The 125ft. tall dam was drained in an effort to restore the White Salmon River.

You won’t find Google’s Halloween doodle online, because the search giant decided to get with tradition and carve its logo out of real – and huge – pumpkins, a process that took over 8 hours.

Brinno’s wireless, waterproof TLC100 camera automatically captures 1280×1024 time-lapse shots onto your USB flash drive. Just set your interval, lock down the camera, wait, and out pops a video.

LEGO enthusiast Marshall Matlock assembles the LEGO Volkswagen T1 Camper van, giving us a neat view of the tiny details included in the set, from the moving engine parts to the retro curtains.

An extraordinary view of the Northern and Southern Auroras captured from the ISS as it orbits the globe, making Earth look like some far-off alien planet. Another awesome clip here.

This time-lapse taken from the front of the International Space Station gives us a quick glimpse into what flying over the planet would be like. Full screen and HD are a must for this ride.

Filmmaker Kim Pimmel’s short piece combines dish soap bubbles with exotic ferrofluid liquid, a macro lens and time lapse techniques to create something quite astounding. Can you believe it’s not digital?

The talented – and very diligent – Randy Halverson is back with another unbelievably amazing time lapse of the night sky, this time with bonus shots of storm clouds and lightning. Pictures here.

The movie industry’s biggest stars can often be seen in Los Angeles, but the city has other lights and sights that are dear to locals, as shown in this video by Colin Rich. Music by Cinematic Orchestra.

Over the course of the last year or so, Phillip Mendonça-Vieira accidentally captured 12,000 screenshots of the home page of the NYT, and decided to put them to good use.

Jeff Chen Kuo Chih spent eight consecutive nights capturing the night time scenery of Eastern Sierra –  forests, waterfalls and the magnificent Milky Way, on his Nikon D5100 and D3 cameras.

Too busy to take the time off to go on a cruise? That’s okay, if you can spare just 5 minutes out of your busy day, that’s all you’ll need to take the express 134 hour tour of Norway’s Hurtigruten.

Beno Saradzic’s glittering time lapse video of Abu Dhabi also gives us a history lesson; it takes us from the contributions Sheikh Zayed made in the past to the majestic metropolis it is now.

YouTuber bulletpeople edited the ESO time-lapse video by Stephane Guisard and Jose Francisco Salgado, turning it using the stars as fixed reference points to show the Earth’s movement.

While we wish this were a time-lapse of the actual moon, we’re still mesmerized by this silent animation of the moon going through a full year of phases. Best served with a side of Philip Glass.

Over the course of about a month, Photographer Josh Owens (aka “mindrelic”) shot this dizzying and dramatic time-lapse footage from various hotel balconies around New York City.

Dunder the dog goes from 8 weeks to a year-old in 45 seconds, with bonus pictures of the mutt in costume and with props. Watch it a second time and just stare at Dunder’s ears.

Time-lapse video of the Very Large Telescope array of the European Southern Observatory and the stunning sky over Paranal, Chile. Shot by Stephane Guisard and Jose Francisco Salgado.

Time-lapse video of the talented graffiti artist Jim Vision creating a 65-foot Tron: Legacy mural in London. The video was shot over 4 days using two Canon 5D MK 2 cameras and a 3D rig.