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30 Years of Timelapse Cinematography

  • Specialising in motion photography of Night Skies and Lightning Storms.
  • 10,000 uncommon scenes shot at 4k 5k and 6k lines resolution.
  • All footage is available by license agreement.
  • Master elements are available in all formats – 4k – HD – SD.
  • Time-coded viewing elements are available on request from: simoncarroll@simoncarroll.com
  • Simon Carroll is available to shoot footage for your project on an archive basis.

History of a Day

The History of a Day project is a multi-screen audiovisual installation which recreates the cosmic theatre, through the spectacular timelapse cinematography of Simon Carroll and the soundscapes of composer Martin Friedel.
Enter the History of a Day website.

High Quality.

Scenes available in 6k, 5k, 4k and HD.

100% Authentic.

30 years of timelapse cinematography from around the globe.

Custom Tailored.

Simon Carroll footage is available for your project on an archive basis.

Categories

Time-coded viewing materials are available upon email request from Simon Carroll.

Lightning

Lightning

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Cloud

Cloud

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Snow

Snow

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Volcano

Volcano

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Desert

Desert

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Cityscape

Cityscape

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Energy

Energy

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Astronomy

Astronomy

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Sunrise & Sunset

Sunrise & Sunset

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Water

Water

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Starry Night

Starry Night

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Airborne

Airborne

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All sequences were originated on 35mm film and full frame (5k and 6k) digital cameras. Footage is available by license agreement direct from Simon Carroll. Master elements are available in all formats – 4k – HD – SD. Time-coded viewing files are available on request. This collection of movie film has been shot by Simon Carroll over many years. Much of the footage was created using available light of stars and moonlight.

Inspired by a long standing interest in astronomy and the wonder of the starry night, he began gas hyper-sensitising motion picture film to enhance its sensitivity – star light being a million times fainter than sunlight. The timelapse approach used for night photography more easily records the drama of sun-lit phenomena. Landscapes and skies by night and day are the subject of 14 hours of time lapse pictures in the Archive.

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