Below a short bit of time-lapse footage from South East Asia’s monsoon season 2017. I’ve been busy with my other project on the salt fields during my spare time. It would be a shame to have missed this spectacular opportunity, and I got lucky a few times this year.
Peung Tanon, an oasis of natural sandstone formations covering less than a square kilometer, located on a hill surrounded by lush green rice paddy’s north west of Angkor Wat. This is a great day trip from Siemreap, but for the photographer, the place comes to life at night – check our time-lapse video…
The Khmer water festival dates back centuries, each year followed by countless people throughout country. Since starting time-lapse photography (my first attempt was in June 2015) I have wanted to shoot this. It’s a spectacular event full of vibrant colours and people. The event is ideal for the toy look time-lapse, mastered by…
This short clip was captured over two month period during the peak of monsoon season in south east Asia, a total of 6500 images. Inspired by Mike Olbinski’s stunning work from Phoenix, Arizona. Shooting started at the beginning of September, low season in Cambodia. A few clips in the paddy fields, followed by a…
Motion Kit Update here. I am now using Black Forest Motion’s Pine r controller, a far more satisfactory unit. Finally, a three axis system working in Cambodia, controller and motors from the US, pan tilt designed by me here in Cambodia, manufacturing in the good old UK, slider from Thailand. A mammoth…