“Norwegian landscape photographer Terje Sorgjerd,” writes David Pescovitz, “spent one week around Kirkenes and the Norway-Russia border, in -25 Celsius temperature, to make this magnificent time-lapse video of the Aurora Borealis.”
On a related note, “Terje Sorgjerd” is one pretty solid name. He needs to join the Photoshop team & take up residence next to Seetharaman Narayanan, Iouri Tchernoousko, & other greats. [Via]
John, take a look at this too. http://www.nordlys.no/nyheter/article5542261.ece
(In Norwegian, sorry) but the video need no spoken word, 🙂
Beautiful. Full screen mode highly recommended.
Very cool how the camera was not stationary for most of these…the foreground objects shifted. I can imagine that this could be hard to do as smoothly as it was done here.
Impressive.
Thanks for sharing.
not hard to do at all, once you create the timelapse you just scale the video as it’s playing back in your editor. Camera was stationary while filming the timelapse. I agree it’s beautiful.
eh, watching that again I could be wrong. sorry if so.
Beautiful. Full screen mode highly recommended, amazing!
Breathtaking work!
Check this out too: really great timelapse of the
World’s Longest Multi-span Cable-stayed Bridge
located in Greece, “Rio Antirio”:
http://www.vimeo.com/21553350
Amazing work. I hope to see one in person some day.
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