TLDR: I'm not sure when I first discovered timelapse, but I shot my first proper timelapses whilst I was working towards my PhD. How did you discover timelapse photography and how has your relationship changed with it since? At some point, I'm even expected to maintain my own health and real-life relationships! It all definitely keeps me very busy! Then, of course, there is the generally not-so-fun side of “the biz” including accounting, website stuff, social media, trying to find client work, gear maintenance/replacement, insurance policies, data management, etc.
I'm currently fascinated as much by color work as I am shooting. Sometimes I feel my unedited timelapses quietly judging me from my backup drives, wondering why I have left them just sitting there in the dark! Outside of shooting and work, I spend a lot of time trying to learn more about filming, specifically editing and color grading. There is always a never-ending batch of new work to edit and grade from which to make films! Since I primarily focus on nature there is always something incredible happening begging me to get out there and shoot. These days both weekdays and weekends are filled with filmmaking and all that comes with it. I'm based in the United States of America (USA) but was born and raised in the Netherlands.
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Hello Matt and everyone reading this! My full name is Linda van Rosmalen and I'm a former soldier and PhD chemical physicist turned timelapse cinematographer. Hello Linda! Please introduce yourself to the people who have never seen your work! How do you describe your profession to others, where are you from, what keeps you busy in the week and on the weekends, etc?
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