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‘Streets’, Super Slow Motion Video of Summertime in New York City

  • Brian HeaterBrian Heater
  • August 5, 2014

“Streets” is a short video by cinematographer Tim Sessler that features some beautiful super slow motion shots of Brooklyn, Queens and Manhattan in the summertime that were taken with a Phantom Miro camera attached to a Freefly Tero RC car. Sessler previously captured the New York City subway with his short video, “Sounds.”

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