Here is a draft time lapse for Neighborhood Housing Services of South Florida.

Benji Power is a Miami native who studied urban planning at M.I.T.  Kamalah Fletcher is a community organizer in greater Miami.  The two work with Neighborhood Housing Services of South Florida.  They introduced me to the historically African American neighborhood known as Brownsville.

 
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On NHSSF’s behalf, Benji and his team organized 250 volunteers to paint and landscape fifteen homes in Brownsville.  They completed the project in five hours.  I compiled time-lapse photography of their efforts.  Here is a link to a draft of the compilation.

This was a first attempt at time-lapse photography involving people painting homes.  I used a two-second interval between exposures.  If need be, I could slim down the sequence in post production.  With two UV filters – 0.6 and 0.9 combined – I slowed the shutter to 1/10 second to create more fluid movement.  Once compiled, resulting clips were 23 frames per second.  If I could do it again, I would like to see results using a 2.0 or 3.0 UV filter.

It was an inspiring community event.  Thanks to Benji, Kamalah and NHSSF for leading the way.