10 Days in Paris, in 45 Seconds
10 Days in Paris, in 45 seconds from Paul L’Heureux.
There’s a great episode of The Office where Michael, the boss, goes on vacation to Jamaica and gets back to work and no one asks him about his trip. Travel is tricky like that, figuring out how to share your experience without boring people, or yourself, trying to remember everything you accomplished while away. Recently my friend Paul, a graphic and motion designer for Fiction Media Group was in town and came up with a great solution to share everything that happened during his 10 day, non-stop adventure. He decided to put all his images together in warp speed, in 10 Days in Paris in 45 Seconds. His 661 photos pass through at a rate of 15 shots per second, making for a really dynamic story of his family trip to Paris. You can check out a slowed down version on his fantastic photos on Flickr (look out for Leo!).
Bronwyn
April 26, 2011 at 9:07 am //
Sounds cool!
My brother has a digital camera, but he usually uses his film camera (occasionally forgetting whether he’s using black-and-white or colour film), so we see photos way down the line, like when he can get back to school to develop them….
I at least love hearing about other people’s travels, but that’s just me, I think…
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LindseyBee
April 26, 2011 at 12:41 pm //
phew! That was a fun video to watch–it’s super fast nature certainly woke me up! Looks like it was a great trip for them
risamay
April 26, 2011 at 5:05 pm //
Fun!
Heidi's Heavenly Cookies
April 26, 2011 at 7:53 pm //
Thanks again for the interview! It was such fun getting to know you better! We’d send you a box of gourmet cookies, but we can’t ship outside of the continental U.S. When you come back across the pond for a visit be sure to ask us for a sample! The interview can be found here:
http://www.heidisheavenlycookies.com/blog/2011/04/an-interview-with-anne-ditmeyer-of-pret-a-voyager/
All the best to you!
-Heidi’s Heavenly Cookies
http://www.heidisheavenlycookies.com
jen laceda
May 1, 2011 at 6:08 am //
Exceptional photos! It almost looked like a streaming video!
By the way, I’ve never told you, but it’s important for me that you know how much I like your tagline, “Travel is not about where you go, but how you see the world.” Now why didn’t I come up with that first? LOL!