In this case we provide a different look at the architecture, from the perspective of the video Time-Lapse, in most cases they are the eyes of the photographer who guides us in these wonderful short videos.
What is a Time-lapse : Technique photography that consists of taking the same images from the same position at constants time intervals
The use of Black and White in long-term photography exposure. The filmmaker wanted to capture the center of Philadelphia in a darker light. On rare occasions, when walk through the city we stop to see those buildings that are above our sight. In this time-lapse the photographer I wanted to capture what we don't see.
It is worth recognizing and seeing how some projects that appear on the platform of crowdfunding end up becoming a reality that can surprise.
Photographer Luke Shepard asked for financial help to make a trip through Europe and capture some of the best-known architectural pieces, iconic and spectacular from the old continent. she got the money he needed and went on an adventure with a friend to make this fantastic timelapse of the European architecture.
This sequence of images seems little reality, but far from fiction, they are working hard train. By the way, the music is by Garageband.
This timelapse of the Soumaya Museum was designed as a sculptural building that is unique and contemporary, however, it is capable of housing a collection of international paintings, sculptures and decorative objects dating from the fourteenth century to the present.
In the video we can recognize that the The exterior of the building is an amorphous form perceived in a way different from every angle, looks more like a ephemeral architecture than real, distinctive facade of the building is made of hexagonal aluminum modules that facilitate its conservation and durability.
The shell is built with steel columns of different diameters, each with its own geometry and shape. The building covers 20,000 square meters of space of exhibition divided between five floors, as well as an auditorium, cafeteria, offices, gift shop, and utility lobby multiple.
Timelapse depicting construction from the Harvard Museum of Art.
This time-lapse of Dubai is, although many call it atrocious, a true paradise of contemporary architecture on video, especially in the field of skyscrapers, with some of the most emblematic constructions in this area to world scale, such as the Burj Khalifa – or Dubai Tower i–, the tallest building in the world.
An urbanized and urban environment of high erotic content that we can see in this video in which jewels abound designed by the main architects of the planet and in which there is no shortage of intelligent buildings, aquatic hotels or artificial islands, all products of the eccentricity of power.
The Expiatory Temple of the Sagrada Familia (in Catalan Temple Expiatori de la Sagrada Família), known Just like the Sagrada Familia, it's a Catholic basilica Barcelona (Spain), designed by the architect Antoni Gaudí. Started in 1882, it is still under construction.
It is the masterpiece of Gaudí, the maximum exponent of the Catalan modernist architecture with such emblematic works like Casa Batlló. With this time-lapse of the Sagrada Família and views of Barcelona made by Alberto Castaño and Luis Caldevilla is intends to capture through the aerial image, our vision of the basilica.
In some cities it is possible to walk from one place spectacular to another spectacular location. this fantastic time-lapse of Barcelona architecture shows its greatest beauty in its streets and buildings.
Paris is an incredible city, not only for its architecture, culture and history, if not for the endless opportunities to get fantastic images through around every corner. This video timelapse of Paris represents the essence, society and its exceptional architecture.
This Time-Lapse video focuses on architecture from London, I have used the Hyperlapse technique. makes a tour of the buildings of London with most representative photographs: King’s Cross Station, Strata Tower, Palestra Building, Royal Albert Hall, British Museum, RBS Building, Wembley Stadium, Heron Tower, Broadgate Tower, O2 Arena, St. Giles Building, Tower Bridge, Shard Tower, National Maritime Museum, Wellington Arch, St. Paul's Cathedral, Canary Wharf.
This image synchronization represents a video of the El Palacio de la Bolsa, or Palace of the Commercial Association of Porto, in Porto (Portugal). Construction began in October 1842. With a mixture of architectural styles it represents the splendor of Portugal, the neoclassical features of the 19th century, Tuscan architecture as well as Neo-Palladian English.
More than 12,000 photographs taken throughout of several months were selected and used in this Time-Lapse project to show in a short film the charm of the city of Seville. In it we can observe the contrast between the buildings of new architecture and the intense historical legacy of the capital Andalusian.
From New York they break with this timelapse. The lights, the cars, the traffic, the architecture and people make the city have life as a being I live, breathe, with a society that never sleeps. This production I need to use more than 50,000 static frames.
The video that shows the sublime interaction between light and space in the train station of Liège-Guillemins by Santiago Calatrava, in Belgium. Taken by the photographer of architecture Yannick Wegner uses the time-lapse style to uniquely portray the experience the building, inside and out.
Deconstruction and construction, it's that simple. A old single-family home and construction of a new one based on the sustainability, which respects the environment. In this case, the timelapse turns this entire process that lasted just over a year, in a few minutes.
This timelapse represents the installation of a modular wing at the Australian Catholic University. consists Of 23 modules, the project took 14 weeks to build and only 4 nights to install.
Spectacular deconstruction in Paris floor by floor seen with the eyes of a time-lapse video
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Timelapses are made up of a sequence of photographs and usually focus on spaces, from the article natural landscapes and the perfect photos we intend to understand how to take landscape photos based on a series of infographics.
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