Timelapse/Hyperlapse photography St. Louis
This is a 4k timelapse of the Grand Center Arts District in Midtown St. Louis, MO. A normal 1080p Youtube video is 2k so 4k has a little bit more detail.
This particular video was created by using 1000’s of photos placed in chronological order. This, for example, allows a 5 second video show six minutes of time. The same thing can be done by speeding up a regular video as well.
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Krantzberg Arts Center Studio was photographed with a long exposure creating light trails from cars in the Grand Center Arts District.
Krantzberg Arts Center Studio
501 N Grand Blvd
St. Louis, MO 63103
(314) 533-0367
Site: kranzbergartscenter.org
Map: google.com/map
Saint Louis University was photographed with long exposures and processed in Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom to bring the shadows out a bit and turn down the highlights.
St Louis University has been here since 1818 with over 90 undergraduate programs and over 100 graduate and professional programs.
Saint Louis University
1 N Grand Blvd
St. Louis, MO 63103
(800) 758-3678
Map: google.com/map
Site: slu.edu
St. Francis Xavier College Church was photographed on a tripod with a long exposure with the ISO set at 50, the lowest setting possible.
St. Francis Xavier College Church
3628 Lindell Blvd
St. Louis, MO 63108
(314) 427-6771
sfxcollegechurchweddings.com
Map: google.com/map
The Sheldon Concert Hall and Art Gallery were photographed on a tripod about 15 minutes after sunset known as the blue hour. The photos were then sent through the Poster Edge Filter in Photoshop.
The Sheldon features live concerts along with fine art exhibits.
The Sheldon Concert Hall and Art Galleries
3648 Washington Blvd
St. Louis, MO 63108
(314) 533-9900
Site: thesheldon.org
Map: google.com/map
The Pulitzer Arts Foundation and Art Museum was photographed on a tripod with a shutter speed of 1/13 and the ISO set at 50, the lowest possible setting.
Lower ISO settings help reduce grain or noise into the photo. The green and other effects were added in post production using Adobe Photoshop and Adobe Lightroom.
The Pulitzer Arts Museum features contemporary and cutting-edge art with rotating exhibits. The museum houses a permanent collection as well.
Pulitzer Arts Foundation
3716 Washington Blvd
St. Louis, MO 63108
pulitzerarts.org
(314) 754-1850
Site: pulitzerarts.org
Map: google.com/map
The Fabulous Fox was photographed on a tripod with long exposures which naturally blur faces and creates dramatic light trails from passing cars.
The Fabulous Fox is a restored 1920s movie house that now features concerts and Broadway shows in the Grand Center Arts District in Midtown St. Louis.
The Fabulous Fox
527 N Grand Blvd
St. Louis, MO 63103
(314) 534-1111
Site: fabulousfox.com
Map: google.com/map
The Grandel in the Grand Center Arts District was photographed during the Blue Hour. The Blue Hour is after sunset and is a magical time for photographers. This is a time when the sky turns into a bluish tint for around 20 minutes or so.
The Grandel is a live venue and performing arts theater with three different spaces: The Theater, The Dark Room and The Grand Hall.
The Theater is mainly for concerts, plays, musicals, dance performances, comedy shows, and more. The Dark Room is more suitable for smaller live performances. The Grand Hall is a featured space for wedding ceremonies and Galas.
The Grandel
Performing Arts Theater
3610 Grandel Square
St. Louis, MO 63103
(314) 533-0367
Site: thegrandel.com
Map: google.com/map
Angad Arts Hotel was photographed on a tripod with a longer-than-normal exposure that naturally blurs any movement causing people to look ghostly at times.
Angad Arts Hotel is new luxury hotel slated to open on Nov. 1 in the former Missouri Theater building at the corner of N. Grand Blvd. and Samuel Shepard Dr. in the Grand Center Arts District in Midtown St. Louis.
Angad Arts Hotel
3550 Samuel Shepard Dr
St. Louis, MO 63103
(314) 561-0033
angadartshotel.com
(314) 561-0033
Site: angadartshotel.com
Map: google.com/map
Stage Left Grille was photographed on a tripod with a longer-than-normal exposure that blurs movement such as people walking on the sidewalk.
The Stage Left Grille is a casual restaurant with retro feel featuring booths, tables and a long bar located in the heart of the Grand Center Arts District in Midtown St. Louis.
Stage Left Grille
1006, 541 N Grand Blvd
St. Louis, MO 63103
(314) 534-2720
Site: fabulousfox.com/stage-left-grille
Map: google.com/map
