Dani Pedrosa has wanted to record a very special thank you message, dedicated to his traveling companion for over 20 years: the bike. Through a time-lapse, visual art consists exclusively of sequences of pictures, the pilot wanted to roll AMV, a town on the Costa Brava, a moving time-lapse which emphasizes the different values that enable daily enjoy what you like in this world and in a different environment to that normally operates.
Dani Pedrosa and the bike are the protagonists of a very personal time-lapse for Castellar del Vallès. In it, the pilot has used AMV to thank his eternal companion of a dream that started 21 years ago, one Christmas when he was given his first bike. And at that moment that begins the time-lapse, visual art consists exclusively of sequences of photos, in this case, 3,900 snapshots, 25-30 per second. Through him, the pilot AMV speaks to his faithful traveling companion, remembering all the values and experiences, day after day, she gives him. AMV values it shares with Spain, and its slogan, "Let my bike."
To perform this time-lapse have been a total of 3,900 photographs and over 100GB of information between issue and snapshots. These were taken by Maurici Mayol, three intense days of early August in a town on the Costa Brava.
source: motocuatro
