My Exclusive Nature Timelapse photography of the year

andycfk · Jun 2, 2011

At first I was just having a vacation mood, down in Terengganu State of Malaysia in an Island Resort. Relaxing and putting all my work behind for a moment . As I arrive to this place, I just can't stop my self from picking up the camera and make some thing out of it. I've spent more that 30 photographing hours, more than 5,000 shot taken in just 2 nights just to make this timelapse. Hope you guys enjoy it.

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889Media · Jun 2, 2011

Good job! Reading the title, I expected a little more of the green stuff and that kind of nature, but even so - I really liked your video! ...it reminds me that it is just a few more weeks of work and school before I can leave my home and go out traveling

The part with the lightning is just awesome!

Can you say something about how this was shot? How long between each shot etc? Have been wanting to try out something like this for a while, and now that I have a load of new equipment it is about time to start "doing" not only "planning"

Thanks

andycfk · Jun 3, 2011

Thanks for watching and support.

It depending on exposures. Those night scenes are all continues shot of 30 seconds exposure each and for the day light, Some times i shoot 10 seconds between shots, some are 30 seconds between shots.

NayNay · Jun 3, 2011

wow! That was amazing! I'd love to try something like this one day!! Great work!!

andycfk · Jun 3, 2011

Thanks. Every one can do it.. all needed is patience and passion.. and of course technically.. you need a tripod...he he he

markv20 · Jun 3, 2011

Wow, amazing! great job!

molested_cow · Jun 3, 2011

Well, before you start, you really should make sure that your framing is level, otherwise it's going to be a waste of time because of small mistakes like this.

andycfk · Jun 5, 2011

Thanks again....

Yes.. definately.. the advise is.. snap a few pictures until you find the right framing and then make a series of it.... it will sure work...