Hair Growth Experiment

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December 29, 2014

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Of the hundreds of beard time lapse videos out there I thought this one was quite effective. It’s the first part of the short film “Hairlady,” found at davidbirdsell.net.

Hairlady began as a time-lapse photography experiment. First the subject’s head and face were shaved. As hair growth proceeded, two identical digital photos were shot per day (approximately 12 hours apart) for 4 months, the subject becoming rather hairy. Finally, a video camera was mounted in place of the still camera and the resulting video footage was shot, following the subject as he goes to meet the titular Hairlady (Miriam Escovitz).

Hair Growth Experiment from David Birdsell on Vimeo.

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