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Made from 45 photographs of Naurissalmi strait (between Kulosaari island and Herttoniemi), one photo taken with a Nokia N8 each week for most weeks of 2011, all around the same time in the morning, except one near the middle taken near midnight near midsummer.

Obviously when I started I wasn't planning on making a video like this, which is why it's a bit sqaunky.

The Baltic sea ice lasted until mid-April, the leaves really turned golden in mid-October and had fallen in early November.

I-spy checklist:
* A man skiing across the sea
* The melting sea ice
* My shadow
* A canoe slowly sinking
* A rainbow
* The annual boat migration

Made from 45 photographs of Naurissalmi strait (between Kulosaari island and Herttoniemi), one photo taken with a Nokia N8 each week for most weeks of 2011, all around the same time in the morning, except one near the middle taken near midnight near midsummer.

Obviously when I started I wasn't planning on making an image like this, which is why it's a bit sqaunky.

The Baltic sea ice lasted until mid-April, the leaves really turned golden in mid-October and had fallen in early November.

I-spy checklist:
* A man skiing across the sea
* The melting sea ice
* My shadow
* A canoe slowly sinking
* A rainbow
* The annual boat migration

See also one year in one image and most of these photos individually . Video made in Picasa 3.

45 photographs of Naurissalmi strait (between Kulosaari island and Herttoniemi) sliced up into a single photo, January on the left and December on the right.

One photo taken with a Nokia N8 each week for most weeks of 2011, all around the same time in the morning, except one near the middle taken near midnight near midsummer.

Obviously when I started I wasn't planning on making an image like this, which is why it's a bit sqaunky.

The Baltic sea ice lasted until mid-April, the leaves really turned golden in mid-October and had fallen in early November.

See most of these photos individually here, where you can see the winter migration of the boats and a canoe slowly sinking (between weeks 45and 49).

Idea taken from Eirik Solheim's much more impressive 3,888-photo image and using Aslak Hellesøy's eirikmagick.sh script.

Full size: 3960 x 2248, 9.35 MB.

February 28, 2012 at 05:08PM

February 28, 2012 at 05:08PM