What does it take to make a Threadcake?
A lot of time, a lot of talent, and whole lot of fondant:
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Time Lapse
I’m always amazed by the regularity that occurs when you look at something with a time frame that is outside of what the human brain can process. (Example: Time lapse or slow motion.) Under the right conditions, the seemingly random and unpredictable can often turns into nice, neat patterns.
One example of this is Flight Patterns, a short clip by Charlie McCarthy that shows the flight patterns of bugs under a streetlight. It was made by stitching together a bunch of long exposure photographs, and shows that each bug has its own unique pattern that it likes to follow.
Enjoy:
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Another Love is an interesting video by Nat Dart that combines tilt-shift photography, time-lapse and animation to tell a very unique story about a monster.
Though I’m usually not a fan of tilt-shift, that could definitely change if I start to see more work like this.
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If you take the images from the Google Street View car, such as those captured as it crossed the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, and string them together as a time lapse, the result is actually a rather cool look at the drive across a landmark:
[Via: Jalopnik]
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