Jul 28, 2015
Time-Stacked Landscape Photography That Mimics Impressionist Paintings by Matt Molloy
Canadian photographer Matt Molloy uses the technique of timelapse to gather different shades of the sky in one location to form a “time-stack,” which records the progression of time. Instead of composing an image from one day, Molloy is able to collect the multitude of shades of color and patterns through the progression of time. Instead of showcasing what the sky looks like one sunny, clear day, we see the sky under different temperatures and conditions in a single image. By using the “time stack” technique the end results mimic one of an impressionist painting.
