Walking slowly down creeks, trails and pathways, I wear a hard-hat-mounted camera set to automatically take a photograph every 5 seconds. I record the ambient sound at the beginning and end of each walk.

The fast photo-walk (hyperlapse) videos I create present the images (sometimes thousands) sped up to a magnitude of 125:1, whereby each second of video represents more than two minutes of real-time. The sound plays in real-time–crossfading from the beginning to ending ambience.

The videos are intended for collection, and exhibition in single or multi-channel installations.

They include:
Norwottuck Rail Trail_20120921
Bob McLung Kevin Chase Dimock trail_20121011
Amherst College Tuttle Hill trail_20121015
Amherst Conservation Area trail_20121015
Block Line Walk_20121025
Block Line Walk_20121028
Pink Leaves_20121029
Emily Dickinson trail_20121109
Hitchcock Road_20121203
Starzenbach_20170714_hyperlapse
Aird Avenue_20121119
Aird Avenue_20121122