And Finally the La Palma video
24hrs, Here.
A project by director Mike Moloney, photographer John Hooper and musician Tim Phillips.
We select various locations around the world and, through rotational timelapse film, capture an entire day within that landscape.
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The series began with 24hrs, Pavey Ark – a film created as part of the If You Could Collaborate exhibition in January 2010. Our next film will take place on La Palma, at the Astronomical Observatory of El Roque de Los Muchachos, where we'll be working with science agency super/collider to capture 24 hours at one of the world's most advanced astronomical observatories.
For five days (2-7th of November) we shall be shooting, rotating, logging and generally recording various aspects of life on top and above the observatory.
You can follow us on Twitter and Facebook and via super/collider
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A project by director Mike Moloney, photographer John Hooper and musician Tim Phillips.
We select various locations around the world and, through rotational timelapse film, capture an entire day within that landscape.
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The series began with 24hrs, Pavey Ark – a film created as part of the If You Could Collaborate exhibition in January 2010. Our next film will take place on La Palma, at the Astronomical Observatory of El Roque de Los Muchachos, where we'll be working with science agency super/collider to capture 24 hours at one of the world's most advanced astronomical observatories.
For five days (2-7th of November) we shall be shooting, rotating, logging and generally recording various aspects of life on top and above the observatory.
You can follow us on Twitter and Facebook and via super/collider
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During our time in the forest
playingtesting the smoke I took some photographs of the better smoke forms. -
While we are working on the results of La Palma we thought there would be nothing better than to start tests for our next film.
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The Island of La Palma or as people say “La isla bonita” as shown on the wonderful place mats from our accommodation.
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The bush next to our camera position has been sandblasted by the wind from the caldera whipping up the surrounding soil.
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The telephones at the accommodation. Please hold and more images will be available soon.
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Deep inside the caldera the dikes run out from the center.
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Looking down into the caldera from just below the ridge. The rocks jutting out are one of the many volcanic dykes formed from magma and left over when the rocks around them eroded, leaving spectacular spines running down into the depths.
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Volcanic rock sample 1.
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our final sunset over La Palma, as seen from Iberia flight IB3168
