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July 10, 2011

A Room With A View. Macys 4th July Fireworks Time Lapse Video.

This is a timelapse sequence by James Ogle of Macy's July 4th fireworks display.

He shot the footage from his bedroom window and was playing with the remote timer and actually left his apartment 2 hours before the sequence began shooting. He set the timer to begin shooting as the sun began to set. Check out the video below :)

Filed in: 2011, 4th july, Fireworks, Independence Day, macy's fireworks, Time Lapse

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