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We’re feeling super inspired by this photograph by Eirik Solheim.
Eirik set up an SLR in a window and snapped a pic every half hour for one year. This left him with 16,000 images. Whoa. He picked out 3,888 of ‘em and used a bit of code to stitch them into a single image.
You may not have a spare SLR that could be set up in a window for a year, but this idea can totally be taken in other directions.
- Take 4 photos of a local park, one for every season, and use your usual photo editor to cut ‘n paste pieces into one image.
- Make a composite of your summer campsite – take one photo an hour for twelve hours.
- Set your camera up on the beach and grab a shot every half hour of the tide going out. (Check here for local tide schedules!)
Photo by Eirik Solheim
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