Landscapes In Motion

Take your movie clips and time-lapse projects using these professional techniques and tools

Staff

Published April 8, 2014

Although landscapes are fundamentally static, many nature photographers are discovering that you can use today's sophisticated DSLR technology to create breathtaking motion projects.

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