Images courtesy of artist
Photographer Milton Tan has released a captivating sequel to The Air Traffic, his aeronautical timelapse experiments that were featured on the Discovery channel last year. The Air Traffic 2 embraces the same airborne light art aesthetic that made The Air Traffic so popular, except this time Tan shot “so close to the planes that [his] cameras literally got shaken by the rumbles from the jet engines,” explains his Vimeo description.
Videos by VICE
Tan explained in an email that he shot the footage in the restricted runway area of Singapore’s Changi airport, yielding images of planes that look like giant shooting stars. For people used to getting stuck in plane traffic, Tan’s short is a refreshing (or even uplifting) take on the beauty hidden within airports.
For more of Tan’s videos and photography, jet over to his portfolio website.
Related:
Storm Clouds Converge Over Paris In This Hyper Fast Timelapse
What’s The Difference Between A Timelapse And Hyperlapse?
Fly From Tokyo To San Francisco In 83 Seconds With An Airborne Timelapse
More
From VICE
-
Halfpoint Images/Getty Images -
Sonic rings of visible noise not included(?) – Credit: Samsung -
WLADIMIR BULGAR/SCIENCE PHOTO LIBRARY/GETTY IMAGES -
Irinamunteanu/Getty Images
