(10) | 09/07/2014 | Translate: Rob Goyitgorth offers a different experience tour in the city of Barcelona. The British photographer has created this video using a method called "flow-motion", which involves overlaying multiple photos together, creating a sense of infinite zoom. To do this he had to use more than 26.000 photos and 364 hours in editing.
Flow Motion in Dubai Rob Goyitgorth immerses us in a wonderful navigation video in Dubai, He pulled during his trip. The British photographer has created this video using a method called "flow-motion", which involves overlaying multiple photos together, creating a sense of infinite zoom.
Patience (Timelapse) After over two years of work, the British photographer Paul Richardson created the video "Patience", a tour in Europe through a Timelapse in 4 k resolution. This video is the result of hundreds of thousands of photos and countless hours in shooting.
Dagerotypia: The first shooting method Dagerotypia the daguerreotypie from Daguerre inventor name - It is the first photographic method, devised by the Frenchman Daguerre and provides direct positive image, You cannot get a copy of. Photo imprinted onto a smooth metal plate. The dagerotypia was the first method and photography was introduced in 1839. In this video we see how the photographer Dan Carrillo from Seattle implements this method for photography of.
Magnificent Europe An amazing timelapse with images from 30 European countries. This is the result of the tour photographer Stan Chang in Europe, which lasted for two years and created 200.000 photos.
The best view in town This dog has found the perfect corner, where he can spend hours admiring the most beautiful view of the city.
The rescue of a trapped cat In the city of Doncaster East, Australia, a cat wedged between the walls of two buildings for 36 hours, without being able to get out. Rescuers came to extricate her by opening a hole in the wall.
Arriving safely at your destination In the city of Safranbolu, Turkey, a bus full of passengers makes an impressive drift on the icy road. Eventually the passengers arrived at their destination with an exciting experience.
The latest photos A photographer decides to take artistic photos of random people on the street.
A good photo takes time A photographer, waits very patiently to immortalize various animals at the right time.
The terrifying view of Zhangjiajie Bridge The Zhangjiajie Bridge in the city of the same name in China, has a glass floor from which guests can observe the wonderful view. But walking on the bridge can be a very scary experience for some.
Can you put a hat on me?; British designer James Fridman accepts requests for retouches in Photoshop, by people who follow him on social media. In many of them he creates comic changes or does something quite funny and original. As in this case, where a woman asked him to her "put on a hat" Digital, in a photo of her in Mexico. The last part of the video you are watching, is a montage on the photo. 
A Dutch journalist joined the conference of EU defense ministers Dutch journalist Daniel Verlaan was able to connect to the European Union Defense Ministers' Online Conference via Zoom. Verlaan used information from a post by Dutch Defense Minister Ank Bijleveld on Twitter. The minister had posted a photo of himself working from home while attending the conference, but the screen showed the password of the meeting.
How to take the perfect wedding photo The photographer Welliton Barbosa from Brazil, took a stunning photo of a newlywed couple using the services of a spray plane.
Athlete sets the example of fair play During the Santander triathlon in Spain, British athlete James Teagle took the wrong direction just before the finish line. When the Spanish triathlete Diego Méntriga noticed that the Briton was wrong, waited for him before the finish to give him 3rd place. "He was in front of me all the time. He deserved it." said Diego Méntriga after the match.
The “Back To The Future” becomes reality A car reaches 88 miles per hour as in the movie "Back to the Future", while driving on the streets of a city.