Honored to be the first official Timelapse team engaged by Merlin Entertainments to capture captivating timelapse media for extended marketing and social use. Our 4-person crew was granted specialty access to their rooftop, harnessed and strapped to the roof exterior, and operated 4 specialty cameras to capture remarkable footage in 6K and 8K UHD quality.

This aerial and timelapse footage showcases Seattle, Washington along the Puget Sound. Displaying 55+ minutes of cinematic B-roll footage of the surrounding city infrastructure, the Seattle Space Needle, and iconic downtown Seattle skyline, the key landmarks of this premiere city will amaze you.

I've owned over a dozen Nikons over the past dozen or so years, and just sold my Nikon D750 and ordered a Nikon Z6 II. I'm expecting excellent and improved low light performance over the D750, which I felt was a really nice timelapse camera. In the spirit of trying to find some Truth, I want to hear everyone’s vote as to what they think is the best camera system for timelapse, and WHY. Here’s what I like about my Nikons, in each category of performance relevant to timelapse. I really like the new, 2nd generation of Nikon Z cameras (Z6 II and Z7 II), in this article, find out why!

The Columbia River Gorge is one of the crown jewels of Oregon state and being only 15 minutes from my house for 4 of the last 7 years, it was an obvious choice for me to go shoot. Vista House is one of the most iconic places in the Gorge as it’s a beautiful building that stands 600+ feet above the river. I had always known that twice a year the sun rises out of one of the peaks on the Washington side of the river and the sun's rays bathe Vista House in glorious backlighting.