This piece is all about DC at dusk and night—concentrating on the monuments and historial buildings on the mall. During the making of this time-lapse, I was hassled/stopped 27 times by DC police and received five parking tickets.
With help from my buddy Drew Breese, Russ Scalf, and a few unnamed sources, we were able to complete this production . . . even if it was slightly behind schedule. It took nearly three months to film the sunsets—since DC weather isn’t always the best.
I hope you enjoy this piece and DC just as much as I do.
See an Amazing Stop-Motion Video of DC at Night
Multimedia and video producer for the Washington Times Drew Geraci made this gorgeous video that puts a new perspective on the city.
District Nights from Drew Geraci on Vimeo.
This piece is all about DC at dusk and night—concentrating on the monuments and historial buildings on the mall. During the making of this time-lapse, I was hassled/stopped 27 times by DC police and received five parking tickets.
With help from my buddy Drew Breese, Russ Scalf, and a few unnamed sources, we were able to complete this production . . . even if it was slightly behind schedule. It took nearly three months to film the sunsets—since DC weather isn’t always the best.
I hope you enjoy this piece and DC just as much as I do.
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