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Oneness New Zealand from Master of Timelapse Shawn Reeder
Published August 30, 2013
Updated May 5, 2016
“Oneness New Zealand” timelapse from Shawn Reeder
Extraordinarily talented photographer and filmmaker Shawn Reeder has released a new timelapse piece, turning from Yosemite, the subject of his blockbuster video “Yosemite Range of Light”, to the otherworldly sprawling majesty of New Zealand. Titled “Oneness New Zealand”, this time around Reeder incorporates a poetic voiceover and a meditative soundtrack that he helped to compose. You can find a long form article that I wrote discussing Reeder’s timelapse process with “Yosemite Range of Light” here.