Purple Sunday – California

Posted on November 2, 2014 by marikokoda under landscape, nature, Photography, timelapse, Video, vimeo

Happy Sunday!

Enjoy this time lapse video by Hal Bergman about the most visually stunning places California has to offer.

Rose of Jericho

Posted on October 30, 2014 by marikokoda under flowers, nature, timelapse, Video, vimeo

Stunning!

Sean Steininger realized a time lapse video of a Rose of Jericho coming back to life.

After being exposed to water, the plant turns from a dried tumbleweed to a green fern over the course of several hours.

Purple Sunday – Angel City

Posted on October 5, 2014 by marikokoda under Architecture, architecture photography, documentary, landscape, Photography, timelapse, Video, vimeo

Happy Sunday!

Enjoy this dreamy Los Angeles time-lapse video realized by the photographer Gavin Heffernan.

Purple Sunday – 7685 Frames of Netherlands

Posted on September 28, 2014 by marikokoda under Architecture, architecture photography, landscape, nature, Photography, timelapse, Video, youtube

Happy Sunday!

Have you ever been in Netherlands?

Enjoy this awesome time-lapse video of Delft, Rotterdam and Amsterdam realized by Pengcheng He.

Purple Sunday – Meteor

Posted on August 24, 2014 by marikokoda under documentary, landscape, Photography, timelapse, Video, vimeo

Happy Sunday everyone!

Enjoy Meteor, a wonderful time-lapse video about 7 years of meteor showers realized by Thomas O’Brien.

Purple Sunday – Awakening I

Posted on August 17, 2014 by marikokoda under documentary, landscape, nature, Photography, timelapse, Video, video art, vimeo

Happy Sunday everyone!

Enjoy “Awakening I” a time-lapse video realized by Martin Heck about to the wonderful landscapes in New Zealand.

Purple Sunday – Above LA

Posted on July 20, 2014 by marikokoda under Architecture, architecture photography, landscape, Photography, timelapse, Video, vimeo

Happy Sunday!

Enjoy this magical time-lapse video realized by the American photographer Chris Pritchard.

Above LA is a love letter to Los Angeles and showcases my favorite way to view the city – from above. Whether on a rooftop, a hill, or a mountain, getting above the grind of the city allows you to appreciate it in a new way. Once you get even slightly above, the views and sounds begin to change dramatically.