HyperLapse

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We took images along the road and using the head of the sculptor on the balcony of hawthorne as reference point. Then moving the tripod slightly so that it creates a smooth movement as the image pans around the sculpture.

We then had to load the images into photoshop by clicking file open then selecting the first image in the sequence then clicking image sequence this will open it up with a small window that you can set the frames per second. I set it to 24 and then clicked ok this will create a gif you can then export it. this gif can be seen above

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