The City Limits: a mindblowing time-lapse montage
This wonderful time-lapse montage was shot by Dominic Boudreault between late 2010 through early 2011 to show the ‘duality between city and nature’. Locations include Montreal, Quebec City, Toronto, Manhattan, New York, and Chicago.
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