via Architectural Projection Mapping – New York – 10/28/2011 on Vimeo
An architectural projection mapping on the Gansevoort hotel Meatpacking in New York City. Date: October 28, 2011
Creative Direction & Production: Connected Productions
Location: Gansevoort Hotel Meatpacking – New York City
via The Official Ralph Lauren 4D Experience – Behind The Scenes – YouTube
See the making of Ralph Lauren 4D, a groundbreaking fusion of fashion, art & technology. See what went on in the background to make this incredible, 3-dimensional event come to life – from storyboards to video sets to digital mapping and high tech computer renderings – see it all revealed.
Behind the Scenes
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via Snow Globe Los Angeles on Vimeo from All Cut Up Films
Just in time for the holidays! “Snow Globe Los Angeles” is a short time-lapse film that captures the city of L.A. during the holiday season.
“Snow Globe Los Angeles” was created using over 4000 still images shot on a custom built camera rig. The effect was achieved using a Canon 5D MII, a homemade tilt-shift style lens, a light bulb filled with water, and paper cut outs to create shaped bokeh.
via Inside the ISS – Time Lapse – YouTube
“In Episode 2 of “Inside the International Space Station,” Expedition 29 Commander Mike Fossum speaks from space with astronaut Mike Massimino about Fossum’s amazing time lapse photography.”
via Frank Gehry & Thomas Pritzker at THiNK 2011 – YouTube
Legendary Architect Frank Gehry in conversation with Thomas Pritzker at Tehelka-Newsweeks THiNK 2011 on “Life Beyond the Box: The Design Philosophy of a Master Architect”
via Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque Projections on Vimeo
“In celebration of UAE National Day 2011Projection and design by Obscura Digital44 projectors with a combined brightness of 840,000 lumenswere used to cover a surface 600ft wide x 351ft high”
via URBAN FLIPPER – Fête des Lumiere 2011 – place des Célestins – YouTube
“Une performance de flipper géant en mapping 3D sur la façade du théâtre des Célestins à Lyon, à loccasion de la Fête des Lumière 2011. Une performance réalisée par le collectif CT Light Concept”
“Performance of mapping giant pinball 3D on the front of the theater Célestins in Lyon, on the occasion of the Festival of Light 2011. Performance achieved by the collective CT Light Concept”
via Behind The Scenes – mpkelley.com architectural photoshoot – YouTube
“Created for the FStoppers.com 2011 Behind The Scenes contest, this video shows what goes into an architectural photo shoot with photographer and digital artist Mike Kelley”
via Finding Oregon on Vimeo on Vimeo
“Finding Oregon is the compilation of six months of timelapse photography across the state of Oregon, punctuated by a 1600 mile road trip in September. We’ve filmed the Columbia River Gorge, Mt Hood, Mt Jefferson, the Southwestern Coast, the Alvord Desert, Leslie Gulch, Blue Mountains, Crater Lake, Eagle Cap Wilderness, Deschutes River, and more. We’re proud to have touched all four corners of the state; however Oregon is the kind of place that the more you see, the more places there are to still discover.
The greatest challenge with this project was being in the right place at the right time. Night timelapse sequences particularly have an unexpected number of requirements to get the bright, stunning payoff. First, the moon should be around the New Moon phase (no moon) so as not to compete with outshining the stars, so that means we get about 5 days a month window. Next, weather must be cooperative with a dependable expectancy of cloudless skies. Here in Oregon, only the Summer months have good chance of clear skies, so only 1/4 of the year offers good chance of clear skies. So that means, we have three months in the year, with a 5 day window each month to plan with fingers crossed for epic star shooting conditions. That’s only 15 days in a year. Then, you hope that something doesn’t come up in regular life to pull you away to other obligations on those few days. It is a maddening challenge getting all the factors to line up to be in the right place at the right time. But, when it does happen- it is such a satisfying feeling!”
Sliding Perspective 