Heïdi Sevestre was born in 1988 in Gruffy in Haute-Savoie. After spending all her childhood in her home town, she decided to study in Lyon, where she obtained her “BSC in Physical Geography” in 2009. She then specialized in glaciology, a field in which she has a PhD, the equivalent of a doctorate, from the University of Svalbard in Norway.
Because concerts and festivals need to receive more and more people, stadiums and open spaces become favorite places for these events. Sometimes it takes hours or even days to set up scenes or just follow the event. That’s why time-lapse is an excellent storytelling tool when an event has to be immortalized. It allows to (re)discover in a few seconds, the before, during and after the show, while revealing new dynamics. Here are some of the best timelapses made for big events …
Traveling by plane can be impressive and make you dream. The flightlapse, or flying timelapse, is actually a timelapse made of images from the air. This can be from an airplane, from a hang glider, but also from many other means of transport.
When the timelapse is combined with the journey, the words are not enough to describe the images … then watch the videos …
The timelapse is an incredible tool to follow the evolution of the sky. From the space, on the top of a volcano, in the heart of a storm, from the American desert, or seen from the eye of one of the best astronomy photographers, we guarantee you that you will have the head in the stars for a few minutes …
Discover our top 5 of the most beautiful time lapses of the sky … Ready? Let’s go for the escape!
The timelapse is perfectly adapted to commercial video. It allows to bring a maximum of information in a short time; in any case, in less time than requires a traditional video. It also reveals what we can not always see with the naked eye, especially an event that takes place over the long term. Many sectors use timelapse videos for their commercial: sports, cars, tourism, and furniture. We have selected for you 5 commercial videos that use the timelapse technique.
There are many construction sites that require several months of construction, or even several years. Among these, the construction of trains, tunnels, bridges or aircraft are incredibly technical and meticulous, although we rarely have the opportunity to realize it. The timelapse allows us to reveal these moments. Here are 5 timelapses of extraordinary constructions to discover.
Many of us had the opportunity to visit some of the most beautiful places in Europe. We discover them through our walks, our photographs or our videos. The timelapse video let you discover these same countries through a new eye with imperceptible events at the precise moment but incredibly beautiful when gathered and accelerated. Let’s go for a tour of Europe of the most beautiful timelapse videos …
What’s better to track the construction of a building than a timelapse. Time lapse has always been perfect to capture the amazing evolution of construction sites around the world. We decided to share with you the timelapses videos of the construction of 5 of the highest skyscrapers in the world.
This is a video love letter to Moab, Utah and surrounding area to show my appreciation for how much I love the beauty of her landscapes and the dark skies above. I first visited Moab on a cross country trip with my parents in 1977. I have to admit that back then I had no idea where we were when we were driving by these red rock formations. However, in 1994 I rediscovered Moab and instantly fell in love with this incredible small town, seemingly in the middle of nowhere. I knew I had been there before, and it just felt like home to me. I feel privileged to feel at home in a place as vast and beautiful as Moab. It has been 37 years since my parents first took the family to Arches and Canyonlands, but since rediscovering it as an adult I have been back there 7 times, 5 in the last 3 years, with more trips to come in 2015.
Orléans 2014 – Cenabum – Découvrez la ville d’Orléans (France) différemment. Je vous invite a prendre de la hauteur, voir la ville sous un autre angle, y parcourir son fleuve royale (La Loire classé au patrimoine mondiale de l’UNESCO), son sets electro, sa cathédrale Saint Croix…
Un grand merci à : Olivier Parcollet, Bertrand Deshayes, Sebastien Retel, Jean-Philippe Richard, Adrien Richard
Orléans comme vous ne l’avez jamais vu….
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