The most incredible floral timelapse

[StewartR]

Trust me, you really don't have a better way to spend the next 4 minutes.

https://player.vimeo.com/video/209497584

 

[Muzzieman]

that is stunning! i just wish i could watch things like this without half my brain trying to work out how it was done!

 

[Kodiak Qc]

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Spectacular video!

Most everywhere (75%), the expected movement
of the viewer's eyes was correctly preceded by the
focus point transfer. 75% is darn cool!


Thanks for that,Stewart!

 

[OldCarlos]

Wonderful.

 

[Maggie52]

Fabulous!

 

[mickledore]

Wow.
How long did that take to make?

 

[Harlequin565]

Thanks for sharing Stewart.

 

[Stuart M]

Ain't nature amazing.

 

[Leroy4bz]

OMG! Mesmerising. I cant even begin to think how that was done.

 

[ukaskew]

Wow. If this guy doesn't already work for the BBC Natural History unit he's probably just earned himself a job.

 

[RaphaelSamad]

That is great video work and also shows the wonder of nature.

 

[StewartR]

Wow.
How long did that take to make?

The notes on his Vimeo page say 3 years and 8 terabytes of imagery.

 

[mickledore]

The notes on his Vimeo page say 3 years and 8 terabytes of imagery.

He's more patience than I have. Every credit to the guy.

 

[Phil V]

That's brilliant

 

[Cloudforest]

Cheers for sharing that Stewart, it really is wonderful.

 

[ColinEvans]

Stunning

 

[twhite87]

Incredibly mesmerising