How come I can't find this on the internet: 24 photos of a same spot, one for each hour of a day. (Not timelapse video, each individual image.)
It sounds like a very common thing, but I just can't find any.
Can you people point any?
>How come I can't find this on the internet
because its a dumb fucking gimmick?
>>3089100
>gimmick
That's not *the* reason. There are things way dumber on the internet.
>>3089100
Then it should have as many versions as a long exposure water shot. The internet is filled with variations on dumb fucking gimmicks
>>3089100
>Ree don't like things I dislike
>>3089098
Somebody on /p/ did this a couple of years back. I think it may have been every half hour. It was a generic shot looking upward, maybe with the edge of a building or something. At first it seemed like the same shot over and over again, but then you saw the sun setting as the thread went on. it was pretty sweet.
>>3089098
http://www.shortlist.com/news/beautiful-single-frame-time-lapse-images
what did you google? i typed in 'single frame time lapse' and got a bunch of results. there are probably other terms that will bring back even more.
did this one a while ago. its highly shooped though.
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www.ted.com/talks/stephen_wilkes_the_passing_of_time_caught_in_a_single_photo
>>3089098
who really wants to be awake for +24 hours, in an interesting place, to do that?
>>3089098
I'm gonna do it for you OP. I've just bought a intervalometer. The view is gonna be from my favela though.
Sounds cool, but depending on where you are somewhere between 9-15 of those shots are going to be exactly the same: dark and boring, with nearly no change. Just saying.
>>3090674
[thumbsup]