Atlas Framing Timelapse

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Our church, Atlas, is in the process of building a coffee shop, in part to provide a place for insomniac college students to hang out during the late hours when everything else in Greeley is closed up.

I set up the camera at the beginning of the day to shoot at intervals of 30 seconds while different volunteers helped out with the framing. After about 7 hours this is the result! I'm hoping to do more of this and put a bunch of footage together into something more substantial once it is all together.

Anyway, here's the link:



Atlas Kitchen Timelapse 1 from Kim Adamson on Vimeo.

Location: Atlas Theater, Greeley, CO

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