Ken Murphy is capturing a year’s worth of timelapse sequences from atop San Francisco’s exploratorium – seen above is the first 42 days of his project -


“The earliest day is in the upper left, and consecutive days follow left to right, then down, with the most recent day in the lower right. It starts a little before sunrise, so it’s dark for the first few seconds:


Keep in mind that all of the days are synchronized, so at any given moment, you’re looking at the sky at the exact same time of day for each of the panels. The cascading effect at sunrise and sunset is caused by the variations in day length.”

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The Longest Way 1.0 – one year walk/beard grow time lapse from Christoph Rehage on Vimeo.

While thematically this is not very different from a number of “take a photo of my face 1/day for _______ period of time” videos, Christoph Rehage has a great sense for movement and background within the frame, making his take much more visually compelling (and more fun) to watch.
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Timelapse – Los Angeles Wildfire from Dan Blank on Vimeo.

Filling our weekly quota for time-lapse videos are various captures of the fires ranging on throughout Los Angeles. Amazing how that all that fire and smoke has accumulated into an apocalyptic cloud hovering over the city.