This week's featured timelapse film is a beautiful compilation of the Mourne Mountains in Ireland by Richard Watson.
Filmed over a full year, this film shows the beauty of all four seasons in Ireland.
As always, sit back, relax and make sure to watch this on a big screen!
Here is more information about the film From Richard's video description:
“Filmed over a full year – take a breathtaking timelapse journey through the 4 seasons in the Mourne Mountains, some one of the most scenic on the Island of Ireland.
‘Mourne’ explores the beautiful and rugged landscapes of the Kingdom of Mourne. Shot over a full year, from September 2020 to September 2021, I set myself the ambitious aim to capture the most comprehensive timelapse study of the Mourne Mountains and one that felt true to the challenging conditions the landscape presents.
The project involved over 100 treks with a weight of 20kg and 40 wild camps many in sub zero conditions. I've never been as cold and battered by the elements. The driving rain. Wind strong enough to blow you off your feet. Hiking in snow up to your waist. The year felt like a battle. I like to think the mountains won.
It really has been a labour of love, spending countless hours capturing the slow transition of the seasons. Watching the land, textures and colours slowly change, the clouds caressing and spilling over mountain peak and valleys.
In a year where the world paused, Covid and lockdown seemed to bring everything to a grinding halt. Time seemed to stand still yet move so fast and it seemed fitting to focus on time itself. So I threw myself into this long-term project. It felt ironic to slow down to a stop, sitting for hours on end behind the lens watching the landscape transform, only to then speed it up into this 6 minute film.
2020 changed our perception of what is really important in life and what we take for granted. What is superfluous, what truly matters. When all we felt we had lost was the simple and painful longing to be outside. There was no better place on earth to feel isolated.
At times I've never felt so alive. Others I’ve never felt so alone. Perfectly alone.
This is Mourne…”
Find more of Richard's great timelapse work on his website, Instagram, and facebook page.
Here's the list of gear Richard used for this film:
- Rhino Arc 2 motion slider system
- Sony A7R4
- Sony A73
- Sony A7s3
- Sony 16-35 F2.8 GM
- Sony 12-24 F2.8 GM
- Sony 70-200 F2.8 GM
- Sony 24mm F1.8 GM
- Sony 24-105 F4 G
- Lee Filters + Nisi Filters
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