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Melbourne, Australia-based aspiring filmmaker Julian Tay was curious to see what fireworks would look like if they were played backwards.
When Melbourne crossed into the new year of 2013, and fireworks were displayed, Tay decided to record the video and experiment.
“Playing it in reverse gives it that cool slow-mo feel which is strangely soothing and tranquil. Totally opposite of the true nature of fireworks,” Tay added.
Check it out below:
[via Julian Tay]
Melbourne, Australia-based aspiring filmmaker Julian Tay was curious to see what fireworks would look like if they were played backwards.
When Melbourne crossed into the new year of 2013, and fireworks were displayed, Tay decided to record the video and experiment.
“Playing it in reverse gives it that cool slow-mo feel which is strangely soothing and tranquil. Totally opposite of the true nature of fireworks,” Tay added.
Check it out below:
[via Julian Tay]