Running the Seasons

Over 150 miles ran in one year. A total of 98,366 photos. This first-person hyperlapse flows through the seasons as the landscapes, weather, light, and city evolve. In 2015, I signed up for the Madison Marathon in Montana. I wanted to try and record the marathon using hyperlapse, so I started testing it out on smaller runs. Anybody that has tried running with a camera knows the footage can be incredibly shaky. After some intense stabilization in After Effects, I was able to create relatively smooth hyperlapse while running. Happy with the results, I decided to run the same 5 mile loop in my town while wearing a GoPro strapped to my forehead. Using the timelapse setting, I was able to create this continuous hyperlapse throughout the year, showing off all the changes that come with the seasons. A few fun facts in the making of this: -159.5 miles ran -98,366 photos taken -83 hours of stabilization -2 GoPros used -714GB of photos -55.27GB of video Song: "In a Dream" Instrumental by Golden Youth. Find me on: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jeff.dougherty/ Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/jeffdougherty