City Cycling
I notice that many of my time-lapse sequences are of tracks away from car traffic and as a result is not totally representative of my cycling experience in Hull. Although I am doing many longer rides that take me out of the city, I frequently criss-cross the main urban centre to get to interviews.
Here is a time-lapse sequence from my cycle across town yesterday. I took photos every 2 seconds at 13.00 and again at 14.30.
City Cycling: 25th June 2010 from Kat Jungnickel on Vimeo .
Music is “Biskopsgården Night Life” by Glenny 417. Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial License.
Tags: city , photos , time-lapse
June 28th, 2010 at 21:19
Hi Kat! It’s Hannah here, Gisele’s friend.
I really like the time lapse sequences, I wondered how you are creating them from your images? Do you have a function on your camera or a handy programme on your computer? Just interested…
Hope the rest of your weekend went well, as for me, I can’t wait to take Lee to the bridge now I’ve conquered it! I’ll go with my camera this time!
July 6th, 2010 at 08:50
Hi Hannah. Glad you like the time-lapse sequence things. I use a special camera called a Go Pro that takes photos every 2, 5, 10, 20, 60 seconds. I then put them all together and edit if necessary on imovie or Final Cut Pro (if I want it to be a little more fancy). I really enjoyed the L&O ride too and the rest of the weekend was hectic was great. See you next time I’m up north.