Time in motion is a special kind of timelapse. It's special because it features many timelapses going on all at once. The images take a look at many different times of day in a rainbow or a ripple style.
Rather than a timelapse video, Time in Motion is a set of timelapse images by artist Fong Qi Wei. Some of the images end up looking like rays of light coming form the sky because the brighter parts of the day are all put in a line toward the middle. This manipulation is used in different ways in each image but they all end up looking like imaginative pieces of moving art.
GIFs are a great medium but these timelapse GIFs are a whole different kind of awesome.
What's Driving This Trend
- Multi-chronological Timelapse Imagery
- Artists can use multi-chronological timelapse imagery to create unique and imaginative moving art pieces.
- Visualization of Time in Motion
- There is an opportunity for artists and designers to incorporate the visualization of time in motion in their visual projects to create dynamic and engaging content for their audiences.
- Innovative Use of Timelapse Imagery
- There is potential for the innovative use of timelapse imagery in different mediums such as advertising, photography, and cinematography to create new visual effects and storytelling methods.
Who This Affects Most
- Art and Design
- Artists and designers can use multi-chronological timelapse imagery to create unique and imaginative moving art pieces.
- Advertising and Marketing
- Advertisers and marketers can incorporate innovative use of timelapse imagery in their campaigns to create new and attention-grabbing visual effects.
- Photography and Cinematography
- Photographers and cinematographers can utilize the visualization of time in motion to create dynamic and engaging content for their audiences.
