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Jun 10
New York CIty Captured Through Stop Motion Photography
By Lacey Ackerman
There are countless photographers who have captured the essence of New York City through still photographs. However, Josh Owens, a photographer based out of Rochester NY, captured the "city that never sleeps" using a stop motion approach. Owens spent about a month hopping around to about twelve different hotels, hoping to capture a the best views of the city.
Owens took the time to stitch together thousands of images, shown at 24 frames per second. Although it took a whole month to shoot the perfect NY settings, it only took Owens about 3 or 4 days to compile the shots into a beautiful 4 minute stop motion masterpiece.
Growing up close to NYC and visiting frequently, I guess I can say that "I Love NY". I love everything from the vibe and culture to the parks, museums, and the food. Watching Josh Owen's photographic piece gives me a sense of the city life, making me feel as if I'm there. It's a perfect rendition of what the city is all about. See for yourself:
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