Hong Kong at Dusk email being sent

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Wow, :cool

Bazza

 

Now that is incredible! I guess the next logical question is; 'how did they do that?':confused Thanks for sharing!

 

Thats really cool ! But how did they do that confused

 

You know Rusty, I asked the same question and maybe if LauraR would check this out, she may be able to shed some light on how they did that!. After all, she IS a good photographer and I'm sure she knows some of the 'tricks of the trade!" Not to put you on the spot Laura, but you're the only one that I can think of that's a real, true to life shutterbug!:-D

 

Someone sent me a similar one last year, it was a pictue of a waterfront and the hotels where you could zoom in on any particular spot or look in a window, it was really impressive and like this one i have no idea how it's done??

 

Time lapse photography, I would say. Normally one would see it in a video, on fast forward. I like the software incorporated to render it this way though, in the sense user scroll.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Time-lapse

Cheers..

 

Flash software-based, time lapse, sorta - but look how none of the ships move.

Multi photos taken over time but superimposed using masks or (more likely) layers, as you lower the mouse, you view a different layer ... just guessing

 

Yes, you are correct as usual satrow What a crook :-D
Forget the boats etc the ripples in the water are same..

Cheers..