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27,000 pieces from a time lapse master

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November 28, 2013

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Open Producer Anthony L'Huillier and time-lapse master Travis Hague have collaborated on an epic time lapse film celebrating Australia's haunting landscape and starscape.

By day Travis Hague is a pest controller - he exterminates bugs for a living.

By night he transforms himself into a master photographer/cameraman who creates elaborate motion time-lapse sequences that are undeniably gob-smacking.

For kicks Travis goes out into the surrounding desert around Roxby Downs to shoot time-lapse sequence for six hours at a time. In fact whenever Travis gets a chance he films these sequences and admits to being obsessed with their visual possibilities. He loves the visual effect of compressing time and the patterns and movement that occur because of the 'time bending'.

By ABC Open producer Anthony L'Hullier and contributor Travis Hague.

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