#glen ryan

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This year the New York Times celebrates 75 years of crossword puzzles in the paper and last week I went to take some pictures of the puzzlers for the Times. This is Glen Ryan at the American Crossword Puzzle Tournament which was held in Stamford, CT this year.

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Timelapse in infrared. (Australia)

Via The Fox Is Black.

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This World can be rather beautiful when it's not trying to destroy itself.

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This. Is. Gorgeous.

If you haven't already seen these four and half minutes of pure beauty, now is the time! With the help of cloud-wrangler James van der Moezel, Australian based photographer, Glen Ryan, has created this stunning infra-red time lapse video. It was filmed near Wee Jasper, New South Wales and is part of a long running project called Invisible Landscapes.

You're in for a treat!!

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Beautiful time lapse video by Glen Ryan

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Glen Ryan 

"Invisible Landscapes"

 He recently created the gorgeous time-lapse video above featuring the limestone landscapes near Wee Jasper in New South Wales for an exhibition at the Karst Country exhibition. The black-and-white infrared images make the clouds overhead pop out of the dark sky in the background. Some of his work can also be found on his  tumblr

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Karst Country, infra-red timelapse, by Glen Ryan

This infra-red time-lapse footage features the limestone landscapes near Wee Jasper NSW 

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In Karst Country, the video below, Glen Ryan takes the tried-and-true nature time-lapse to a new level, using infrared filters to photograph invisible wavelengths of light. The result is a gorgeous montage of landscapes, the hills and skies of the countryside near Wee Jasper, Australia, captured in eerie black and white hues. The video is part of a larger project also called Karst Country -- referring to the limestone rock formations in the area -- pairing Ryan's infrared images with colorful landscape paintings by Phil Ryan. On Vimeo, Ryan notes that he plans to turn the short, created for a gallery exhibit, into a longer piece in collaboration with James van der Moezel. Check out more still images on the project's site and be sure to watch the video full screen in HD.