Time lapse photography is how I fell in love with film in general. I was inspired by Planet Earth’s breathtaking long term time lapses of forests growing or turning color from space, flowers blossoming, and tides turning. An intervalometer was the first accessory I bought after I got my hands on my Nikon D3100 when I was 14, and from there I began experimenting with time lapses. It became a meditation as I traveled across Europe on exchange, forcing me to stop, sit, and appreciate my surroundings for a few hours and literally watch time go by. My longest attempt was a month long, set up from my host family’s rooftop to watch the neighbors trees blossom in spring.
Video Descriptions
University of Montana Time Lapses
My second series of time lapses I’ve created, taken in Missoula, MT at the University of Montana. A simply recreational expression of my first year in Missoula.
2013 Time Lapses
A collection of my first real attempts at time lapse photography taken primarily in Vorarlberg, Austria during my exchange in 2014.
