Hello I hope this is in the right place....

As a hobby I'm making a Bangkok Time Lapse Photography montage. So Far I've done, MBK, central world, siam paragon, shrine @ grand hyatt, Centralworld-baiyoke skyline, and victory monument...

Besides the Silom Skyline and/or area and Lumpini Park I've run out of ideas.

Does anyone have any ideas of things/places/events which would look cool? I specifically am doing them from 5:30-6:30 pm to use the sundown to make them look cool..

Also if anyone reading this lives in a condo/apt. with a great view and/or roof access of something that would look cool and would be kind enough to allow me access to snap pictures from 5:30-6:30pm that would be great, your favorite restaurant delivery on me please let me know...

For those who don't know what I'm talking about here's a couple of my time lapse photo sets (video)

Edited December 4, 200916 yr by AskTheCPT

nice, but if you go to all the trouble of setting up the tripod, why not straighten the frame?

Lots of interesting material around china town being the old Bangkok, don't forget the river.

thats brilliant...runs off to get tripod and camcorder....

how do you get the video to speed up, is this done by software on the video or computer and is it freeware?

ideas...

down at the Kings Birthday celebrations..lots of people/lights/floats etc..

airport

BTS interchange at Siam

JJ market

one of the big beer gardens..

nana ! opening to papong market...

any university front gate

MK when they do that stupid embarrassing dance halfway through your meal...

from the back of a tuk tuk/motorbike taxi weaving down sukhumvit

duh! Just read your post again..these are still photographs...right..not a video on FF = f_cking fast...

Edited December 5, 200916 yr by sanook2me

view from my appt at sundown.

Moved to Photography Forum

check vertigo (is a bar) on top of banyan tree hotel in sathorn road very nice view there. I am curious, how many photos you take in 1 hour? looks like very frequently...

Edited December 5, 200916 yr by aeon

Nicely done.

I'd also be interested in knowing what equipment you used and how you did it.

those are lovely vids....my compliments to your work!