Travel the world by time-lapse: The best outdoor time-lapse videos from around the web – part 3

Posted by Neil Fahey | 21 Mar, 2013 | 0

Travel the world by time-lapse: The best outdoor time-lapse videos from around the web – part 3

Welcome to the third part of my “Travel the world by time-lapse” series. I’ve put together another ten videos for you to check out. This one includes a couple of the best ones I’ve seen. It was supposed to be the last but I’ve stumbled across a whole bunch more, so stay tuned for the final post in the series.

From cloudscapes and celestial motion to the finer details of insects and plants as they grow, time-lapse photography is one of the most beautiful ways to capture the natural world.

Since I’m constantly stumbling across more and more stunning examples of short time-lapse sequences online, I thought I’d collate the best of what I’ve found and share them with you as a monthly series. I hope you enjoy them as much as I do.

Tip: The videos are much more impressive in full-screen. The full-screen button is the four arrows at the bottom-right of the video.

Redwood I by Steven Poe

Timelapse Crane Emmy Reel by Paulo Castillo

Water Lilies Blooming by Vincenzo Di Nuzzo

Landscapes: Volume Two by Dustin Farrell

Anchorage By Winter by Zan Butler

HDR Skies – Part 2 by Tanguy Louvigny

The Peak by Christian Mülhauser

Dawn Above the Cloud Sea by James Leng

Mt. Hehuan with sea of clouds & Milky Way by HD Taiwan

Scuttle Snails by Chase Rees

Have I missed any brilliant time-lapse videos? Please let us know by commenting below.

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About The Author

Neil Fahey

Neil Fahey is the Melbourne-based founding editor of The Bushwalking Blog, as well as a freelance writer and editor with over two decades of experience. Not content working with words part-time, he also works a day job as an editor. He's an avid traveller, camper and outdoorsman who writes from more than 15 years of rich adventure experience. Notable freelance commissions have included copywriting for Viator Travel and several years as a regular contributor to the hiking-focused Australian print magazine, Great Walks. He also co-authored the hiking guidebook, A Visitor's Guide to the Best Walks of the Great Ocean Road, published in 2016 by Woodslane Publishing. Neil is a creative and driven innovator with broad interests ranging from Web3 and blockchain technology to music and hand-poked tattooing. Currently, he's working on a groundbreaking project aimed at revolutionising the online travel content landscape.

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