Last week we had a simple shot so now it’s time for something more complicated 😉 It’s not technically one shot, but combination of three different shots. Such technique was as always inspired by Rob Whitworth flow motion work. Check out the shot and a little how-to below!…

There’re only 20 shots to end this project 🙂 This week we have another motion control shot with a Slidekamera equipement, this time at night. Check out the shot and my camera settings below. https://youtu.be/qS5QjCvtHS0 I was able to get my hand on Slidekamera full 3 axis motion…

This week I had a chance to make my first ever timelapse workshops 🙂 I love to share the knowledge about timelapse, so it was great time for me, although after 8 hours I was barely able to speak. Check out the motion control shot from Poznań below…

This week we have another static timelapse, but shooting sunsets is an essential skill for a timelapser 😉 Check out the shot and read something about settings below! https://youtu.be/jAKKrHZgj3I I use pretty much all the time ultra wide angle lens for timelapses. It’s not good, if you get…

There are spots, that look like created for hyperlapse. Even ground, perfect lines and circles, interesting theme. My 29th shot is from one of places like that in Poznań, Poland. It’s the first totally classic hyperlapse with a tripod and fixed point in my 52 project. But still…

I enjoy shooting animals, but very few of them are suitable for timelapse photography. Maybe that’s the reason I like shooting snails 😉 On the technical side: I follow my ‘object’ during the shot. Something like Following the boat [26th of 52 Timelapse Project], but there are a few…