South East Asia Time Lapse

Impspeed · 1 Sep 2016

I've just returned from a month travelling around Cambodia, Vietnam and Myanmar. It really was an amazing experience and I got to see so many different landscapes and cultures.

I like to do a little travel video wherever I go, as well as shooting mainly stills, and over the past 18 months I've been shooting a lot of time lapse.

I did take the Oslo with me, and have a lot of footage from my D800 and D4s, but decided to just do a snippet of time lapse only.

Let me know what you think. Most movements were with two Syrp genie Mini's and their new Pan & Tilt bracket, but some were created with Premiere Pro.

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=781607021942759

View: https://www.facebook.com/goexploreae/videos/781607021942759/

^Joe · 1 Sep 2016

Absolutely loved that! Great work

Foxbat Flyer · 1 Sep 2016

A fine example of time-lapse David - very much enjoyed watching that.

Chris

Impspeed · 2 Sep 2016

^Joe said:
Absolutely loved that! Great work

Foxbat Flyer said:
A fine example of time-lapse David - very much enjoyed watching that.

Chris

Thanks for watching and the kind comments.

Ramalama · 5 Sep 2016

Some beautiful shots there.

technics100 · 5 Sep 2016

Awesome, the lines of birds were great..

Impspeed · 6 Sep 2016

technics100 said:
Awesome, the lines of birds were great..

Cheers. They were actually bats leaving a cave.

Ramalama said:
Some beautiful shots there.

Thank you very much.

Bill19 · 20 Sep 2016

Incredible video! Very inspiring for me as well as I am currently in the early phase of planning a trip to South East Asia next year. I'm thinking of hitting Thailand, Laos and Cambodia. Anywhere you would particularly recommend in Cambodia for good photography opportunities? (Apart from the most obvious one, Angkor!)

Impspeed · 21 Sep 2016

Bill19 said:
Incredible video! Very inspiring for me as well as I am currently in the early phase of planning a trip to South East Asia next year. I'm thinking of hitting Thailand, Laos and Cambodia. Anywhere you would particularly recommend in Cambodia for good photography opportunities? (Apart from the most obvious one, Angkor!)

We only did three places in Cambodia - Phnom Penh (I didn't really take any photos here as I was immersed so much in the story behind the Khmer Rouge - S21 and the Killing Fields etc), then on to Battambang, which is definitely worth a visit, then Angkor Wat. With more time, I would've liked to have done Kampot, Sihanoukville, Koh Rong down in the South West, plus there are plenty of other sites north of Angkor, plus Tonle Sap, which was quite dry when we went.