Timelapse

"Bringing landscape photography to life"

Timelapse photography has fascinated me for years and is where the wandering part of CineWanderer originated. The very nature of the process and how it shows us our world in a way our eyes cannot see is extraordinary. Using the latest technologies from Dynamic Perception and Emotimo, three axis motion timelapse has never looked better!

I began shooting timelapse many years ago in the Scottish Highlands, capturing the clouds as they rolled over majestic mountain tops. Since those days in the Highlands, timelapse has become a tasty ingredient of most films I make.

The places where timelapse is most remarkable are far away from the artificial lights of man, in total silence, at stunning locations, and under nothing but the milky way - Wilderness camping is where timelapse photography truly comes to life. 

Interior Timelapse

An example of interior timelapse being used as a tool to show the progression on a project. Here we see the set up of a gallery space at Sotheby’s London while working for Chrome Productions.

SKYE

A few years ago I traveled to the Isle of Skye to shoot timelapse photography in stunning locations. This year I went back with fellow cinematographer Dominic Ellis to shoot a short documentary about what goes into shooting timelapse sequences in remote locations - capturing the patience required for such slow process film making, the hiking and camping with camera kit, and the endless battle against the weather... In short - a film about making a film. Coming Soon!

Exmoor Dark Sky Discovery Trail

An overnight shoot for Mother Goose Films. I shot the family scenes as well as the timelapse’s of the stunning starts.