August 16, 2018 at 9:53 am
When You Take Your 360 Camera and Some Steel Wool Out for the Night
A 360 ‘tiny planet’ long exposure by photographer Rod Evans
A 360 ‘tiny planet’ long exposure by photographer Rod Evans
For TIME’s latest cover, the first ever shot by a drone, they worked with Intel’s Drone Light Show team, Astraeus Aerial Cinema Systems and L.A. Drones
Seeing the northern (or southern) lights is a bucket list for many (myself included)
The film was made from 60,000 raw images and features hyperlapse, timelapse and drivelapse cinematography
Reuben Wu uses multiple lighting positions to create theatrically-lit landscapes
Photographer Jakob Wagner takes us on a night time trip around the world
You know it’s going to be a good trip when..
With a full moon and 20m of LEDs under his chute, Valentin Delluc explores Chamonix at night
Spoiler alert: it’s pretty sweet
The 30 day shipping route took him from the Red Sea — Gulf of Aden — Indian Ocean — Colombo — Malacca Strait — Singapore — South East China Sea — Hong Kong
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