Feb. 03, 2011 at 5:28 pm

Stunning HDR time-lapse video

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Photographer Patryk Kizny has combined HDR and time-lapse photography to create this stunning short film titled The Chapel. The piece explores the inside of a protestant chapel in Zeliszów, Poland built in 1797 with some great visual effects achieved.

Here’s the making-of video to see how the film was created:

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