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Awesome Time Lapse

Watchtower of Turkey

Watchtower of Turkey

Leonardo Dalessandri presents his 20-day, 2200mi trip across Turkey in this dizzying yet seamless time-lapse compilation. Like most travel videos, there is no single screenshot that can represent what Leonardo captured.

The Ocean Brothers

The Ocean Brothers

Freedivers Francisco and Armando del Rosario aka The Ocean Brothers appear to walk, meditate and fly underwater with the help of unorthodox camera angles in this award-winning video.

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Skateboarding Time Collapsed

Skateboarding Time Collapsed

Cy Kuckenbaker used his mesmerizing time collapse trick to showcase the skills of 15-year old pro skater Cory Juneau and promote the Nokia Lumia 930. It took 6 weeks to edit the 90-second video. Behind the scenes here.

Angel City

Angel City

Photographer Gavin Heffernan’s time-lapse film offers a frenetic look at life at night in Los Angeles. We especially love the bright lights and motion in the driving sequences, whether viewed from inside of a car or high above the roads below.

A Woman’s Life

A Woman’s Life

A time-lapse of illustrator Seok Jeong Hyeon aka Stonehouse painting portraits of a woman at various stages of her life, from birth to death. The software is Corel Painter 11. The song is Big Screen by Silent Partner.

Circle of Abstract Ritual

Circle of Abstract Ritual

Riots, paintings, stars and illusions abound in this time-lapse short film about “the idea that creation and destruction might be the same thing.” Artist Jeff Frost spent a total of two years taking and editing over 300,000 photos for the film.

Skeeball 3D Chalk Art

Skeeball 3D Chalk Art

We’ve seen several fun things from Chris Carlson, and the hits keep on coming, this time in the form of an anamorphic 3D painting of a SkeeBall game, with some fun time lapse and stop-motion.

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The 8-Year Selfie

The 8-Year Selfie

The persistence and dedication shown by YouTuber dumo to snap a picture of himself every day for eight years straight is impressive, as is the gradual evolution of his face as he matured – and got more handsome – from 2006 to 2014.

Edible Billboard

Edible Billboard

Michelle Sugar Art worked through the night to create the world’s first cake billboard. Made for Mr. Kipling, the billboard measured 20′ x 10′ and contained 13,360 cakes, many of which were eaten by passersby. More here.

Theme Park Time-Lapse

Theme Park Time-Lapse

Photographer Thomas Schwarz uses the bright lights of the Midway as the light source for this dizzying time-lapse visit to a theme park that’s sure to wake you up from whatever stupor you might find yourself in from surfing the web.

Instagram Hyperlapse

Instagram Hyperlapse

This amazing new iOS app from Instagram lets you capture impressive “hyperlapse” moving time-lapse videos with your iPhone or iPad. It’s easy to use, lets you vary playback speed, and stabilizes images for cinematic quality.

Ghost Style: Love Never Dies

Ghost Style: Love Never Dies

Patrick Cheung and Brandon Ho spent about a year making one of the most impressive time-lapse videos we’ve ever seen. Patrick made it seem like Brandon was standing still as the scenery around him moved and evolved.

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J’adore Paris

J’adore Paris

Photographer Paul Richardson spent three weeks in Paris. After a total of 400 hours of work, he finished this intense time-lapse of the French capital, presenting the city as a lively metropolis with equal parts history and progress.

Gold Coast Time-Lapse

Gold Coast Time-Lapse

Joe Capra has captured the most beautiful scenery from the Gold Coast in Queensland, Australia in this stunning time-lapse. There are lots of cool helicopter shots and we also like how none of the folks on their SUPs fall down at 1:57.

Microsoft Hyperlapse Tech

Microsoft Hyperlapse Tech

Capturing adventures on GoPro can be fun, but the raw video can be too long. You can time-lapse it, but the footage is a jumpy mess. Microsoft’s R&D team is working on “Hyperlapse” tech which smooths out the bumps digitally after the fact.

Enter Pyongyang

Enter Pyongyang

Photographer Rob Whitworth and urban explorer JT Singh are back with another impressive motion time-lapse video, this time capturing North Korea’s seldom explored capital city, revealing a vibrant city that defies stereotypes.

Beer Fermentation Time-Lapse

Beer Fermentation Time-Lapse

A dramatic time-lapse demonstration of the fermentation process in the making of Sierra Nevada’s Bigfoot Ale, with massive batches of bubbling hops, yeast and wort rising and falling on their way to becoming delicious beer.

Disappear, Appear

Disappear, Appear

Like Laurin Döpfner, Simon Gerbaud became obsessed with destroying objects neatly, exposing their insides and cross-sections bit by bit until all that’s left is dust, only to play the footage back to make the objects whole.

Shaped by Time

Shaped by Time

Enrique Pacheco showcases some of nature’s finest artworks: rock formations, caves, canyons and other landscapes molded through erosion. They are beautiful accidents many thousands of years in the making.

Planetary Panoramas

Planetary Panoramas

Photographer Vincent Brady combined images captured from multiple cameras to create what is possibly the most mind-bending time-lapse video we’ve ever seen. The way the sky twists and flows is just mesmerizing.

Surfing Time Collapsed

Surfing Time Collapsed

Surfing highlight reels make the sport seem incessantly exciting, but in reality there’s a lot of downtime in between rides. Cy Kuckenbacker came up with a middle ground, presenting an hour of surfing footage all at once.

Wyoming Supercell

Wyoming Supercell

The storm chasing group Basehunters was able to capture a supercell as it formed, grew and grew some more, until it eventually dissipated in Wyoming. Check out their YouTube page for more awesome videos of extreme weather.

The Penny Pyramid

The Penny Pyramid

Tommy Haffey just happened to have 626,780 pennies lying around, so he did what any sane adult would do with his spare change, and built himself a world-record breaking pyramid from all of the coins. And much wine was consumed.

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