World’s Strangest

Need a dose of tranquility? Watch this three-minute timelapse video shot in New York City’s Central Park. Photographer Jamie Scott selected fifteen locations in the park and returned to them twice a week for six months, from August 2011 through January 2012. And I do mean fifteen extremely specific locations — repeating [...]

We’ve never really talked ’bout Microsoft’s search engine Bing before on Neatorama, and, honestly, hasn’t been much reason to do so. Until now. Today’s Bing homepage features a gorgeous animated timelapse of star trails over Monument Valley in [...]

When he was 18, visual artist Shawn Reeder won a trip to Yosemite, and was smitten ever since. Which is a good thing for us, because he’s just completed this epic timelapse, called Yosemite [...]

We have seen examples of the New York City snowfall in the Snow in the Subway and the December 2010 Blizzard Timelapse posts here at Neatorama. A different view on this extreme weather comes from Henry Hargreaves – an artist based in Williamsburg, Brooklyn – who took photos around his neighborhood and gave them a [...]

Timelapse Montage from Mike Flores on Vimeo. Have you ever had a dream where clouds or planets suddenly start moving rapidly through the sky? This absolutely astonishing time-lapse montage by Mike Flores will make that dreamscape seem like a reality. The piece evokes something familiar with the haunting and the strange. Fitting, too, that the music [...]

People in Yosemite: A TimeLapse Study from Steven M. Bumgardner on Vimeo. Steven Bumgardner’s video clearly shows the impact of people on Yosemite, but it also shows how the magnificence of the setting reduces people to the scale of insects. The time-lapse element is reminiscent of Koyaanisqatsi. I chose busy places during busy days to show the [...]