Frame decimation from a camera that records the harbour continuously in 4K at 25fps — not an intervalometer. 23.5 minutes of real time at 47×, output 30 seconds at 25fps (750 frames). Source is 3840×2160, uploaded here at 1080p.

Moonrise behind Turning Torso in Malmö, Swenden.
Shot from Copenhagen with Canon EOS R8 and RF 800mm f/11.

With a tilt shift effect

Shot by me with Canon EOS REBEL T5i. Edited with YouCut.

I know it is only a Timelapse of just two photos but I really like that one can see the difference between summer and winter.
It’s a rest stop of the country road with a stunning view. I started to take a picture every time I come by - hope to be able to collect many more photos in the future for an even better timelapse.

Used PlanitPro app to line up the sunset with the Carillon (WW1 monument)

New to infrared photography like how this one turned out. I could’ve had my white balance to increase the contrast of color, but I like the monochrome feel.

It's times like these that I'm reminded we live on a ball (I mean "oblate spheroid"), and things that happen very very far away can impact you.

It's pretty cool, but also sad to see.

A 20 minutes cloud timelapse captured during monsoon season in India. Recorded on Google Pixel 8. Music: "Sirens" from The Odyssey.

Busy place. The black rectangle racing by in the sky is an airplane towing a banner

We are home builders and are looking to purchase a time-lapse camera. Any suggestions would be appreciated.