Environment
Trippy 'Dreamlapse' Videos Reveal The Majesty Of Earth When Alone In A Desert [VIDEO]
Filmmaker Gavin Heffernan didn't use any special effects to make his trippy "Dreamlapse" videos in Death Valley National Park, just long exposures on his DSLR cameras and plenty of boxed wine. This week, Hefferman's "Part Two" of the Sunchaser Pictures Dreamlapse series was released to the world, and based on the surreal images he captured in the desert in the middle of the night at Racetrack Playa Lakebed on March 17-19th, part two will likely go viral like Part One did when it was released in January.
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