Timelapse - Hanover
Timelapse - Hannover
Date:
25.03. – 23.08.2020
Places:
Hanover, Germany:
- Tramplatz
- Maschteich
- State Museum
- Limmer Straße
- Ihme center
- Noltemeyer Bridge
- Mill Groß Buchholz
- Central Station
- Under tail
- Kröpke
- Opera
- State Parliament
- NaNas
- Königswort Square
- Hunter Street
- University of Hanover
- Swiff Life
- Runner
- Maschsee
- Freeway A7
- Medicalcenter
- Telemax
- State Central Bank
- Aegidienkirche
- George Garden
- Botanical garden
- Lister port
- Mittelland Canal
- Kröpke
Music:
Jus Jack – Stargazing
Content:
The Video contains time-lapse recordings of sights and interesting places from all over Hanover. The shots were taken between March and August 2020 during the coronavirus lockdown. The partly deserted places were used. This made it possible to capture unique shots that would not be possible at normal times.
Hanover is the state capital of Lower Saxony with an area of 204.14 km² and a population of 538,068. The history of the city dates back to the 11th century. The city was an important trading centre and developed into a major industrial location in the 19th century.
The city is known for its many green spaces and parks, including the Maschsee, the Georgengarten and the Stadtpark. Hannover is also an important trade fair centre and hosts the Hannover Messe, the world's largest industrial trade fair, every year.
One of the city's most famous sights is the neo-Gothic New Town Hall on the Maschsee lake. Other historic buildings in the city centre include the Old Town Hall, the Leineschloss and the Marktkirche.
Hanover is also an important cultural centre with numerous museums and theatres. The Sprengel Museum, the Landesmuseum Hannover and the Wilhelm Busch Museum are just some of the many museums in the city. The Schauspielhaus, the Opernhaus and the Ballhof-Theater are important theatres in Hanover.
All in all, Hanover is a city with a rich history and many sights. The city is an important trade fair and cultural centre. Hanover is also known for its many green spaces and parks, which invite you to relax and unwind.
Time-lapse recordings are a cinematic process for accelerating motion sequences. The frame rate of the recording camera is reduced compared to the playback frequency. If the recordings are then played back at normal speed, the recorded process appears to take place more quickly.
To create time-lapse recordings, individual images of the same subject are taken at regular intervals and combined into a time-lapse video with the help of software. There are many ways to create impressive time-lapse recordings. Good planning, a suitable location and the right camera settings are crucial.
