24 hours on top of the world
10/08/2011 12:33
Da die Perseiden im Anflug sind (sic!), paßt
dieses wunderschöne Video gut zu diesem himmlischen
Ereignis. Also, ihr Freunde mit den Kameras, begebt
euch raus in die Nacht...
Quelle: newscientist.com
Moloney used a programmable camera head to create a 360-degree view of the area. But he ran into trouble at 4.30 am when a gust of wind blew over his camera rig, smashing the camera head. The rest of the time-lapse had to break free of the rotational format but still gives a creative take on the surroundings.
HIER geht´s zum Video!
Quelle: newscientist.com
The island of La Palma was the destination of choice for director Mike Moloney and photographer John Hooper, who shot this 24-hour time-lapse near the IAC observatory, nearly 2400 metres above sea level. Featuring galaxies, a volcanic crater and abandoned telescope control rooms, it's part of a series that captures an entire day at different locations.Want to capture a stunning view of the night sky amidst an other-worldly landscape?
Moloney used a programmable camera head to create a 360-degree view of the area. But he ran into trouble at 4.30 am when a gust of wind blew over his camera rig, smashing the camera head. The rest of the time-lapse had to break free of the rotational format but still gives a creative take on the surroundings.
HIER geht´s zum Video!
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