Timescapes, a modern portrait of the American Southwest....the film!

[Lost Canadian]

I'm going to go out on a limb and predict that Tom Lowe's new film is going to turn the photographic world on its head in a way that only seems to come along once a decade.

Check out the teaser.

http://www.vimeo.com/16369165

 

[smslavin]

rad.

i just started goofing around with timelapse. nothing worth sharing yet but i'm working on it.

 

[Vency]

I don't know what to say :Wow1::Wow1::Wow1::Wow1:

Amazing !

 

[Tucson T4R]

Tom's work is incredible!:Wow1: Thanks for posting that.

I'm looking forward to the movie's release. :wings:

 

[Michael Slade]

I have watched his progression over the past 3-5 years and I must say that he is revolutionizing motion control timelapse...him along with a few others who are developing the hardware.

As we know...hardware does not drive vision. It can help, but hardware alone does not make a movie. Tom has an uncanny ability to combine what the hardware can do to help execute and refine what he wants to say.

Aside from falling in love with that dead juniper and returning to it over and over again, his work is stunning. I too am in awe of what he has done and look forward to seeing the release.

 

[ywen]

THanks! I've been following his blog on this project but didn't realize something new was posted recently.. looks amazing... although I'm curious how he will tie in the various locations.. I hope there will be a story to tie them together as well.

EDIT: HOLY CRAP! This guy's the master of timelapsed camera movements.. I LOVE that shot of the manzanar site.. I have not seen a better done time lapse...

 

[DrMoab]

interesting that he is throwing some video footage in using Red cameras. Neat stuff, thanks for posting this.

 

[ttora4runner]

:drool::drool:

 

[JayGannon]

I've been following Tom for a while now, he is a great guy and a master of his work.
If your into the work check out Baraka and koyaanisqatsi which are the seminal works in the beautiful moviemaking world.