Vietnam: Video & Timelapse
Posted on Jan 12, 2012 | 7 commentsJust a few months ago, in November 2011, I took a three-week trip to Vietnam, and this is a quick video of some of the beautiful sights I experienced. I’m still going through and editing my images and will put a more detailed post of my travels, but for now take a look at the video to watch one of my favorite hobbies-within-photography: timelapse photography.
I just love getting excited about something, even if it is just for fun … it always seems to fuel my passion for other things I do, like writing and photographing food. I also plan on really exploring timelapse photography in-depth over the next year, so if it’s something you’re curious about watch my blog … I’ll have some great tutorials, webinars and resources for everyone.
Beautiful. I would love to go there.
I liked all the different elements you brought into the little video. Looks like you really enjoyed your time there. I really love the music behind the video too. Thanks for sharing.
Great time lapse footage Nicole! I especially like the shots from the bike. Your training video on time lapse helped me to put together one of my time lapse test videos. I’m still learning, but here’s one of the first few I’ve done: http://frankjreda.com/lazyeye/2012/01/10/belmar-moonrise/
Thank you! I enjoy your blog posts.
I like your video. Beautifully made. I hope you could also come over to Bali or other parts of Indonesia and make beautiful photos and videos of the country. By the way, I just bought a 60D last week and very happy to find your book on 60D in kobo.com. So I just bought your book and can’t wait to start going through it. Buying the e-version saves me the delivery cost should I have bought the paper version from Amazon.
Hi Zakton, enjoy the book! And yes, I’d love to travel to Indonesia one day, it looks like a gorgeous and colorful place. :)
Fabulous! I very much enjoyed this. Well done! Looks like you had lots of fun!
Paul
I love that video! I want to travel right now, right now! I especially love the timelapse effect on the boat ride. I’ll definitely keep an eye out for those tutorials.