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Monday 28 November 2005

More impressive consumer created (or stitched together) content - this time via Google Video.

Time lapse footage of the Panama Canal. 1 week compressed into 11 minutes by Stephan van der Palen. Van der Palen explains:

This is a time lapse video i made from the mireflores lock’s webcam. I grabbed the stills with my selfmade program Webcam Thief [sounds great! -- ed] and stitched them together with my selfmade program PhotoLapse.

Via BoingBoing.

Posted by Anne-Fay | Tags: Panama Canal, photography

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