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Stunning Timelapse of the Pacific Northwest
From stars streaking across the night sky to clouds moving over snow-capped mountains, photographer John Eklund captures the beauty of the region (4:08)
Courtesy of: John Eklund
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Comments (2)
i was enthralled. I have been to the northwest and this video, tranported me back Thank-you, Adrienne
Posted by Adrienne on September 28,2012 | 11:41 AM
I very much like the idea of these nature videos with music, but I cannot relax and enjoy any of them. All of them have one disturbing characteristic, flipping abruptly from one scene to another. In the real world nature moves gradually but all of these films abruptly switch from one scene to another in a way that prevents you from enjoying the flow of the real world. I would rather see one scene slowly change from day to night and back again without disturbing switches than a conglomeration of 10 different scenes back to back against one another. It is highly disturbing to watch these, the opposite of what the filmmaker is trying to mirror in making these.
Posted by Lance on September 15,2012 | 09:44 AM