epic journey! very, very rad.

Did you ever get tired of your camera?

I have mixed feeelings about this:

- One one hand, it's a neat idea to portray everything you've seen (or your camera) during this one trip.

- On the other hand: How boring can flying really get? Same old airplanes, same old (cheap) food, same old wasted hours, same old airport design most everywhere on this planet. Just how much more boring can it get?

I'm writing all this with a lot reluctancy, because, whenever I am flying (which is kind of rare), I soo love being in the air and admire all the rest...

You know what I hate ... people complaining about flying.

YOUR FLYING THROUGH THE FRICKIN AIR PEOPLE ... IT'S AWESOME!!!!!!!!!

Nice seat choice on the way there too ... I can't believe they let you man the exit row.

Were you only in Singapore for a day? Your flights seemed to take longer than your actual holiday!

also just curious (and as someone who's been to Denver from Malaysia a bunch of times): why not Denver -> LA -> Singapore?

Loved this! What's great is that the blurry pictures worked well here where they would have otherwise been deemed useless. Instead they helped convey the sense of motion. Cool idea. Makes me want to go get on a plane to anywhere.

Very awesome! I'm from Singapore, and it was pretty cool recognizing everything once you touched down. Great decision to rent a bike as well, btw. Also, I'm impressed you braved Sim Lim Square. :D

Fantastic! Thanks for the ride. :)

I enjoyed that.

That was bad ass! Great Job! :)

wow, i did one very similar.

check it out.

vimeo.com/5192369

I grew up in Singapore and made this trip many times myself. It was awesome to see it through someone else's eyes. Thanks!

Very cool!

So why did you make the trip to Singapore for only 2 days?

Clever - fun and neat soundtrack ;-)

My Homeland, Singapore!!!

Exelent job dave, i realy like it
there is another like this on vimeo , i think it was on tokyo and it was very good also.

Very nice!

I really like the concept !

I loved it, thought my brain might explode after two and a half minutes though!

By far the most fascinating journey I have seen. That was pure genios, loved every moment.
Highlight was on the plane less then a minute in when you at the food in 2 shots. haha
How big was your memory card, would have has to have been HUGE to fit all those shots!

yeahh very good idea... nice

Nice. Liked the way the video ended in the bed.

great vid!!! great music!!!

Love it! you've captured all the little things that would be easy to forget

So Cool - I like the end bit with your dog, so glad to see you. Looks like the drive into Boulder. Table Mesa/Martin Acres from the looks of the houses, eh?

Fantastic video. Thanks for bringing me along to Singapore.

Great idea! In fact it's so simple that I wonder why I didn't do it myself before. Good stuff. Congratulations

Did you go to Camp Deerwood in New Hampshire?

Really cool vid dude

Great video!

Following up on a previous comment, my brain DID explode. Can we do it again?

great music and shots.

That was Awesome!!! It makes me want to go to singapore.

I am surprise some TSA agent didn't arrest you for taking photos anywhere in the terminal or while boarding the plane.

How did you swing this?

Suggestion - get out of the city!!! The magic of many places is in the countryside. How many shopping mall visits do we need in our lives?

Wonderful concept, thanks for sharing. The sequence of the glasses of beer in Tokyo was a nice little bit of potential story telling that I encourage you to pursue in future projects.

Yes, more story telling and...well... more drinking beer!

Awesome video. :)

hats off to the idea and the will put into it ~ i enjoyed the trip, though I thought you could weigh in more on the actual trip and trim the actual transportation part next time

cheers ~

Excellent ! This gives a feeling of being in the row behind you. Well done !

Really nice video. makes me feel like going to the same trip.
anyway, i know all the places you visit while you are in singapore. from Pan Pacific, sim lim square, city hall, ect.

but, very good video. :D

very cool

Overall, I thought the video was stunning. It was a great concept, and really well executed.

Just my two cents, but I felt like certain parts could have used a couple more frames thrown in there. For the most part, the video was very easy to follow, but at times, the pacing for the motion just didn't feel right. The speed at which you moved seemed to vary slightly. Ex: 10 feet of walking would be portrayed by 3 frames in about half a second at one part, but at a different time, 10 feet of walking would be 5 frames over the course of .75 of a second. I hope that math made sense!

Again, my opinion. I mean no offense. D:

Let's get that passport ready!!

Great idea, a nice way to "log your memories" so to speak.

Absolutely brilliant Mate, well done and that looks like an awesome trip!

That´s really nice man!
Congratulations!

nice job!!!! thxx 4 the trip

There are moments of brilliance in your piece. I had a fun time watching it, and then I had heartburn watching it again, looking for all the times when you must have been uncomfortable. A few months back I did this timelapse, ( vimeo.com/6887056 ) and the most uncomfortable part was shooting out the window. The guy in front of me was pissed that the shutter was going off every second, and I kept looking over my shoulder, just waiting for the stewardess to make me put the camera and tripod away. Thank you for sharing your journey. I look forward to the next one.

Amazing I want to kinda do the same thing

Somehow the security at airport always try to stop me from using my camera.

Were you being stopped from photographing anything at all?

Loved the work. How did you take the pictures of yourself at the 0:41 mark?

Wait, so you left the bike in Kovan. Can we still find it or did you have other plans for it?

Pretty dope, I liked this.

wow i am staying Singapoe and Seoul
now i am in seoul
it make me miss singapore haha
anyway going back on monday so ,,,

One word- sweet. Very creative with the every-minute shot!

Great work. Question: in order to make the video did you have to manually drop each picture in sequence in a timeline, or is there some kind of app that automates that?

Great Video!

Some part of it were pretty good (i.e. traveling with a scooter), but watching this over a course of 5 minutes can be very dizzy, plus the choice of music made me more headache after watching it 4 minutes into the film. Idea has been done. Not that original but thanks for sharing you trip with us.

Its very cool. I'm from Taiwan and often travel back to Asia. I would love to document my trip with something like yours! Good jobs! How did you do that? You must been not sleeping and taken pictures the whole way then! and how did you have you and your uncle in there? did you ask someone to take like 10 pics for you guys?? LOL

Nicely done! My favorite part was the dog offering its paw when you got home.