this video puts into video my love for our planet as a celestial object just floating in space. it makes me feel so connected to the universe. this is an amazing video.
+ONELAPSE Media I find myself just watching it over and over! Would love to see how you did it, from the field to processing. I have an interest in photography and video making, but nothing to this caliber.
Sweet work! It is so easy for TL to come out a lil boring and between the sweet compositions and the tight editing it kept my attention start to finish. A lot of long waits in gorgeous spots!
ONELAPSE Media I see, you really deserve more views and stuff. I subbed its truly amazing work man. You were featured on this popular site called 9gag in their 9gag.tv section. I really hope you get more views and subs man. Ill recommend you to alot of people because you deserve it. 9gag.com/tv/p/apwEMn/exhale-4k?ref=tcl is the site where you were featured. Good luck man and continue to make good work like this.
+ONELAPSE Media You should create a nice tutorial of how to make something like that, I know there are hundreds of tutorials on the net but It would be cool to get a proper tutorial from the pros :)
+Gvidas Man I've thought about it, I am considering doing a live stream while in the field though so people can participate and get instant answers. Still working on the best way to do it though
Great video, loved the shots of Vermllion Lakes with Mount Rundle and the iconic Lake Louise at 1:54. Where are you based? Would love to point out more great locations in Southern Alberta, Kananaskis and Banff National Park if you return.
beautiful- kudos to u and yr company- great choices- except i might have used a more relaxing soundtrack but obviously some people will respond more to the exhiliaraing beat :) enjoyed it- thanks!
Unimaginable! Dude this is incredible, but this is not pure timelapse, is it? (maybe little edit?) I mean how did you capture the thunders? Typical timelapses have a setting like a footage per minute or an hour.... how?? Amazing video!
Great film despite the opening image. Most modern Time lapse Photographers despite the amount of historical references come into the Canadian Rockies and do not research. They place their lenses so wide they make 10,000 ft. mountains look like mole hills in the prairies. I think what it is, they are so afraid that they won't capture enough sky that they chose to disregard all the amazing shadows sweeping over the mountain terrane. The number one mountain photographed in Canada is Mount Rundle and this opening shot is by far the worst time lapse image I have ever seen of the peak... It's unfortunate your trip through the Rockies did not produce any really breathless clips. I think why this film has done so well is the shots outside of the Canadian Rockies are truly remarkable. Nice work and if I was you I would look up Nicholas Morant... He is the only photographer you need to study to photograph the Canadian Rockies... He wrote the book and once you see the truly astounding work he produced on truly ancient 4x5 film you will understand why I am a picking bastard about proper landscape representation in the time lapse. I am truly a nice guy however I love my backyard and when I see such poor wide angle shots of such celebrated peaks the only word that comes to mind is tourist... Excellent editing and technical approach, -all the best and looking forward to seeing more work from you...
- if anyone wants to call me another Morant fanboy - that's fine by me because he was the first to shoot the backyard like no other before him! The Canadian Mint printed his images on numerous bills through his life and that is yet an achievement done today by anyone I have come to known.
+Cam S the locations are all on my website, I tried to limit the amount of title cards to just keep attention on the footage. check out www.onelapse.com/exhale
+ONELAPSE Media Cool. I will check it out. I only ask as I am sure a lot of people would love to know, and I reckon I have been to about half the locations so I was keen to know as well. Trying to guess them all is fun as well.
+ONELAPSE Media Yeah, just went through the list. Pretty sure I got all the places I had been too right, and I also guessed a bunch more from peoples photos on reddit over the years. Awesome video. Bought back lots of memories of my trips over to the US.
this is stunningly gorgeous! you highlighted so many iconic locations, and some I've never seen before. awesome work! we've got some unique travel videos over on our channel, check them out (:
Very cool footage. I especially like the lightening storms.
The next step is stuff like this in VR.
Beautiful movie. Thanks for making and sharing it.
What a beautiful piece of art! Simply mesmerizing. I seldomly have seen such awesome footage!
Thank you! A lot went into it
Stunning 😍
Absolutely beautiful.
this video puts into video my love for our planet as a celestial object just floating in space. it makes me feel so connected to the universe. this is an amazing video.
Czarująco piękny film i te nutki...uczta dla duszy i umysłu...pozdrawiam ciepło.
Great job! awesome video. keep doing what you are doing.
Incredible photography!!
How gorgeous are those scenarios
Amazing! I love your day to night work.
Brilliant stuff. Absolutely nailed all those clips. Love the milyway > moonrises and that lightning storm!
Wonderful timelapse! Respect!
Thank you!
Amazing!
Breathtaking
Thanks!
+ONELAPSE Media I find myself just watching it over and over! Would love to see how you did it, from the field to processing. I have an interest in photography and video making, but nothing to this caliber.
A project very much worth the two years of work :)
this is a amazing video
Very beautiful
It's very nice!!
Great job! This is mesmerizing!
truly amazing
Thank you for taking the time to make this. It was truly stunning and hardly have the words to state how beautiful those images are.
very cool !
+Guide 1988 Thanks!
Sweet work! It is so easy for TL to come out a lil boring and between the sweet compositions and the tight editing it kept my attention start to finish. A lot of long waits in gorgeous spots!
Fantastic!!! 😍😍😍
Grand!
incredible
amazing indeed
GREATE VIDEO
Absolutely Stunning. I wish we could actually see the stars in that way without light pollution but most of these are just long exposure shots.
+Parq || Xohax very true... but you can still see an incredible amount of stars to the naked eye if you escape the city!
ONELAPSE Media Yep, something I wish to do. One day it will happen!
ONELAPSE Media By the way who was this shot by? Yourself?
+Parq || Xohax yes, I paid for, shot and edited the video and its contents but the song was licensed through someone else
ONELAPSE Media I see, you really deserve more views and stuff. I subbed its truly amazing work man. You were featured on this popular site called 9gag in their 9gag.tv section. I really hope you get more views and subs man. Ill recommend you to alot of people because you deserve it. 9gag.com/tv/p/apwEMn/exhale-4k?ref=tcl is the site where you were featured. Good luck man and continue to make good work like this.
Awesome work dude! Loved the storm shots with the lightning bolts
+Matthew Vandeputte thanks man!
+ONELAPSE Media I like the background score too mate. I feel lot of research is done behind the score too :) Fab work pal.. It syncs well, too good
thanks!
amazing
Thanks!
nice video !
Amazing..
+Gvidas Man Thank you!
+ONELAPSE Media You should create a nice tutorial of how to make something like that, I know there are hundreds of tutorials on the net but It would be cool to get a proper tutorial from the pros :)
+Gvidas Man I've thought about it, I am considering doing a live stream while in the field though so people can participate and get instant answers. Still working on the best way to do it though
+ONELAPSE Media Oh so you telling me to subscribe, right? :) Well, both ways would work. Looking forward to this :)
+Gvidas Man haha do as you wish, I've never paid much attention to TH-cam for my content but think I'll have to start
Great video, loved the shots of Vermllion Lakes with Mount Rundle and the iconic Lake Louise at 1:54. Where are you based? Would love to point out more great locations in Southern Alberta, Kananaskis and Banff National Park if you return.
I'm from Omaha Nebraska in the states
Late to the party but this is damn fine work!
Scene starting at 1:54 really just blows my mind.
Oh I can see that
it make you think. we live to fast but not that long. in the scale of things that is.
Wow, just stunning! You deserve way more views! I shared it on our blog, hopefully this helps a little ;)
thanks! Much appreciated
wow absolutely amazing video, liked and subbed =)
Thanks!
+ONELAPSE I can't seem to find the song in this video do you know where i could find it?
It's not really a common song you'd here, it's royalty free and can be found at premiumbeat.com
+ONELAPSE I did go on the sight but i still could not find it could you link it?
www.premiumbeat.com/royalty_free_music/songs/across-two-oceans
Wanna tell us what this brilliant company's name is? ;)
in 00:58 is that night time or daytime?
Nighttime, you see the moonrise at that point and it was probably between 4-5am
+ONELAPSE Media whoaaa...how did you achieve such colorful night time? did you use huge opening apeture or something else?
Amazing Video! Can you please tell me what song this is?
Off the top of my head I can't remember but it is definitely at www.onelapse.com/exhale
wow
beautiful- kudos to u and yr company- great choices- except i might have used a more relaxing soundtrack but obviously some people will respond more to the exhiliaraing beat :) enjoyed it- thanks!
Beautiful work! What camera are you using?
+dBAllmEDia Canon 6D. you can find a list of gear with links at www.onelapse.com/exhale
+ONELAPSE Media Thx! You should do a tutorial on your work flow. A "behind-the-scenes" type thing. Great music by the way.
Unimaginable! Dude this is incredible, but this is not pure timelapse, is it? (maybe little edit?)
I mean how did you capture the thunders?
Typical timelapses have a setting like a footage per minute or an hour.... how??
Amazing video!
+Metehan Keskin Maybe long exposure?
It's all Timelapse from thousands and thousands of photos
Great film despite the opening image. Most modern Time lapse Photographers despite the amount of historical references come into the Canadian Rockies and do not research. They place their lenses so wide they make 10,000 ft. mountains look like mole hills in the prairies. I think what it is, they are so afraid that they won't capture enough sky that they chose to disregard all the amazing shadows sweeping over the mountain terrane. The number one mountain photographed in Canada is Mount Rundle and this opening shot is by far the worst time lapse image I have ever seen of the peak... It's unfortunate your trip through the Rockies did not produce any really breathless clips. I think why this film has done so well is the shots outside of the Canadian Rockies are truly remarkable. Nice work and if I was you I would look up Nicholas Morant... He is the only photographer you need to study to photograph the Canadian Rockies... He wrote the book and once you see the truly astounding work he produced on truly ancient 4x5 film you will understand why I am a picking bastard about proper landscape representation in the time lapse. I am truly a nice guy however I love my backyard and when I see such poor wide angle shots of such celebrated peaks the only word that comes to mind is tourist... Excellent editing and technical approach, -all the best and looking forward to seeing more work from you...
- if anyone wants to call me another Morant fanboy - that's fine by me because he was the first to shoot the backyard like no other before him! The Canadian Mint printed his images on numerous bills through his life and that is yet an achievement done today by anyone I have come to known.
эстетический экстаз
how come we're not even happy?
You should add a subtitle track to it with all the location details.
+Cam S the locations are all on my website, I tried to limit the amount of title cards to just keep attention on the footage. check out www.onelapse.com/exhale
+ONELAPSE Media
Cool. I will check it out.
I only ask as I am sure a lot of people would love to know, and I reckon I have been to about half the locations so I was keen to know as well. Trying to guess them all is fun as well.
+Cam S haha yea its like eye spy and the cheat sheet is on my website...
+ONELAPSE Media
Yeah, just went through the list. Pretty sure I got all the places I had been too right, and I also guessed a bunch more from peoples photos on reddit over the years.
Awesome video. Bought back lots of memories of my trips over to the US.
+Cam S haha between reddit and instagram I was able to recognize most of the places when I first saw them
this is stunningly gorgeous! you highlighted so many iconic locations, and some I've never seen before. awesome work!
we've got some unique travel videos over on our channel, check them out (:
this is a amazing video
Awesome footage!!! What camera did you use??