15 countries in 4 min - Awesome time-lapses

[momoffduty]

Wow:

[John 'twosheds' McDonald]

For the sharp eyed amongst you the game being played at the Melbourne Cricket Ground is definitely not cricket. To me it looked like Australian Rules Football.

[Steve Grisetti]

Wow! That is pretty spectacular!

Anybody else curious how long this movie would last if you played all the scenes at normal speed.

[momoffduty]

Anybody else curious how long this movie would last if you played all the scenes at normal speed.

Per the video page, 6286 photos. My math may be a little fuzzy: at 2 seconds = 3.49 hours, at 3 seconds = 5.23 hours.

The video is based on 3 years of travel.

His first video was 1 year and 17 countries:

[Ron Hunter]

Incredible. I found myself quickly looking in the bottom corner for the location, and when I looked up the scene was changing. Ski slopes (man made) in Dubai seem to be the pinnacle of excess.

Absolutely beautiful scenery and excellent time-lapse skills.

[_Paz_]

MOM, MOM, MOM - WOW, WOW, WOW !

This is spectacular! So many places, so many people in this world. We probably have more cows and horses around here than people.

When I was a child, I used to desperately want to (get the heck out of the middle of Alabama) see the world and to know people from many countries.

The way I see it, when we view something like this, we get the opportunity to see some of those places - and through the internet - we are able to get to know people from the corners of the Earth. Dreams realized... even if on a smaller scale than imagined, definitely a success!

Do y'all think this guy often says "Been there, done that!"

[Francesco Carzedda]

A nice way of narrating life !
(A nice life too).