Watch progress for the Kenneth F. Burns Memorial Bridge Replacement Project with EarthCam’s time-lapse movie. See construction for the new 870-foot-long bridge from August 2012 to November 2015 with stunning HD imagery.
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Lake Quinsigamond, MA: Kenneth F. Burns Memorial Bridge Construction Time-Lapse
Thursday, March 31st, 2016New York City: Jonas Blizzard 2016 Timelapse
Wednesday, January 27th, 2016We set out to cover New York City’s 2nd biggest snowstorm since 1869. Central Park total snow accumulation at the end of the winter storm was 26.8 inches.
View this complete post...Nevada’s Highway 50: The Loneliest Road in America (Timelapse)
Monday, January 4th, 2016New Yorker Byran Dai travels Nevada’s portion of Highway 50, The Loneliest Road in America. While many have traversed this legendary stretch of road, very few have captured the entire journey start to end time-lapse style.
View this complete post...Chicago, IL: O’Hare Airport Time Lapse
Friday, January 1st, 2016During a recent trip to Chicago, I captured some beautiful time lapses of the very very busy Chicago airport. This airport has a massive traffic jam of plans going all over the place. I tried to capture some of the insane amount of planes in the time lapse.
View this complete post...Denver International Airport Construction Time-Lapse
Monday, December 7th, 2015Denver International Airport is flying high after the opening of its Hotel and Transit Center, also known as the South Terminal Redevelopment Project. Witness three years of construction – including the development of a 500-room Westin hotel and creation of a public transit center – with EarthCam’s construction time-lapse!
View this complete post...EarthCam Timelapse: University of Kentucky Commonwealth Stadium
Wednesday, November 4th, 2015Cheer on the Kentucky Wildcats at Commonwealth Stadium with EarthCam! After a $126 million renovation, the New CWS reopened during the University’s sesquicentennial. Watch interior and exterior construction from June 2014 – June 2015 in less than two minutes with this time-lapse.
View this complete post...Oakland, CA: Port of Oakland Time Lapse
Monday, March 2nd, 2015A day (or two) in the life of the Port of Oakland. Located in San Francisco Bay, the Port of Oakland is the USA’s 5th busiest container port, and handles over 2 million 20-foot cargo containers every year.
View this complete post...Denver, CO: Repairing the Pecos Street Bridge Over I-80 (Time Lapse)
Friday, July 11th, 2014Colorado DOT reconstructs the Pecos Street Bridge over I-70 outside of Denver. This 60-second time lapse video makes it look easy!
View this complete post...Washington State DOT: Ferry Construction Time Lapse
Monday, December 23rd, 2013The video captures construction of Washington’s newest Olympic Class ferry, 144-car Tokitae, from the start of construction through summer 2013.
View this complete post...Loveland, CO: Big Thompson River Diversion
Tuesday, November 12th, 2013As a direct result of the flood’s damage, eroding river banks were getting closer to the area’s 48-inch water transmission line, which was the last pipe of three main lines that bring treated water to the town. It was determined that the best solution would be to force the river water away from the pipe. Something drastic had to be done, so it was decided to bring in trees to lie across the channel to create a dam to divert the river. ”
-Amber Wilson, DrinkTap.org
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