Keith Loutit
achieved quite a bit of renown
a few years backfor his time-lapsed tilt-shift shorts, in which he made the very big (Sydney Harbor, the Roman Forum, Shanghai's Nanpu Bridge) appear very, very small.
Local filmmaker Fabián Aguirrepays homage to Loutit with this three-minute short,
Formicarium | A Timelapse, which I just found on Vimeo. Writes Aguirre -- who's also a fan of
Naqoyqatsi, if the sound of breaking Glass isn't a giveaway -- the film consists of more than 15,000 frames taken with a
Canon EOS 7Dover the course of two days, one frame per second. Even our art director, the
quitenitpicky Alexander Flores, was impressed.
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