motiongraphics_collective
By @makegallery
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One last hurrah in this series. Happy Earth Day everyone! (if you missed the previous animations please check them out below!)
Source: instagram.com
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Where the calcium carbonate waterfalls are.
This is another of those “animating water flow in a static photograph” clips, but it’s a really neat effect so I’ll share a few of these from time to time. This is Arizona’s Havasu Falls, at the bottom of the Grand Canyon
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This is an animated still photograph of the Colima volcano eruption earlier this year, but still rather impressive and neat.
Animation takes you through the language of caves and caving!
An animated short from a CalArts student follows the voyage of a single stone through time and human civilization.
All I ask is “why did the fossil collector have to look so evil!”
This animated video from the New York Times tells the story of meteorologist Alfred Wegener, whose name appears in almost every geology textbook today as the person who, in the early 20th century, proposed the idea that continents drifted around the earth's surface based on geologic evidence.
earthstory reblogged
Uku, the volcano, just wants someone to lava. (x)