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This timelapse was created by Dave Allen from over 3,000 digital photos, one taken every 3 minutes from April 18 to April 26, 2008, of Brooklyn Botanic Garden's famed Cherry Walk.

The original music is by Jon Solo, a Brooklyn-based musician and producer. Visit his myspace page at myspace.com/jonsolomusic.
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  • Peter Webber 14 days ago
    To see a World in a Grain of Sand
    And a Heaven in a Wild Flower,
    Hold Infinity in the palm of your hand
    And Eternity in an hour

    William Blake
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  • Texas Gentleman 14 days ago
    Cool, the music is unexpectedly eerie at the end.
  • Thanks for checking it out.
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  • Teah 13 days ago
    It's so gorgeous.
  • Agreed. The trees, the light, and the people make it so.
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  • Cayce Rule 13 days ago
    beautiful work.
  • Thanks.
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  • Miss Dana 13 days ago
    Breathtaking ...
  • Truly. Thanks for commenting.
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  • Steve Krodman 12 days ago
    What with my just having returned from Japan, you would think I'd had enough of cherry blossoms...but no.

    This was beautiful...really a visual and aural treat. Thanks for sharing it with us!
  • You're more than welcome. Thanks for taking the time to comment.
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  • Rafael de Oliveira 9 days ago
    Beautiful Timelapse!
    Great work!
  • From Brooklyn to Portugal. How cool! Thanks.
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  • Andrew Pile 9 days ago
    I went this weekend, it was incredible!
  • Thanks.

    We've got a Flickr group if you took any photos:
    flickr.com/groups/bbg-hanami/

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  • Elise Ringer 8 days ago
    Dave & Jon - y'all are amazing! It makes me forget my springtime allergies.
  • Thanks Elise!
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  • Piotr Kabat 8 days ago
    that must have taken a lot of effort, but the effect is worth of it :)
  • Thanks!
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  • TARX MORRISON 8 days ago
    very cool .... I wanted to ask ... if the frames were taken at such intervals and over 8days? ... was the camerea mounted there for the duration? ... or put back on a mount in the location? .... admire your patience.
  • The camera was mounted there for the duration. I never touched it. It was in a weatherproof box with a plexiglass front.

    It does look like it gets bumped a time or two, however, but with the bustling crowds that was to be expected.

    Thanks for asking!
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  • TARX MORRISON 7 days ago
    Thanks again. Truely inspirational.
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  • Daniel Dreier 6 days ago
    That's absolutely beautiful, great job
  • Thanks!
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