Awesome Time Lapse

Tom of Timescapes’ Mountain Light takes time-lapse photography to stunning heights; he mounts his Canon 5D II on dollies to do ridiculously cool panning shots. Thanks, Rob!

Nathan Sawaya’s LEGO cello not only is roughly the size of a real cello, but can be played, too–just don’t’ expect it to sound like one; watch the time lapse, brick-by-brick video above.

Visual editor Michael Bartolomeo’s Cross Country Timelapse is a near continuous recording of his drive from San Francisco to Washington, D.C.; a picture is taken every 10 seconds.

The tilt shift thing has be done to death, but this Tokyo video’s blend of time lapse gives the megalopolis a miniaturized feel; anybody else getting the urge to go Godzilla on it?

It’s not the official video for Death Cab for Cutie’s “Little Bribes”, but this kickass video by Ross Ching should be; its a masterful blend of time lapse, stop motion, and live action tricks.

We’ve seen plenty of time-lapse videos, but Static: Pulse is one of our favorites, if only for its subject: shot on Canon 350D and 5Ds, Tokyo comes to life in this video set to “Edge to Life.”

Shot at the 2009 Texas Star Party, this stunning time lapse shows the Milky Way in all its awe-inspiring beauty; it was taken with a Canon EOS-5D, fisheye lens and 20-40s exposures.