TAIPEI (Taiwan News) -- A French Canadian student and videographer has captured the beauty of Taipei over the course of half a year with his hyperlapse video of major landmarks in Taiwan's capital titled "Taipei in Motion."

The videographer, Brendan Riley, 26, a dual Canadian and French national, who is wrapping up a one-year Chinese language program at National Taiwan University, shot the film from August 2016 to March 2017.

Riley says he enjoys shooting hyperlapse video wherever he travels. Hyperlapse video is a complex process whereby hundreds of pictures are taken of an object using a tripod while moving, unlike traditional time lapse photography in which the camera stays static. The footage is then put together in video form and stabilized digitally afterwards.

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Riley says he enjoys shooting hyperlapse video wherever he travels. Hyperlapse video is a complex process whereby hundreds of pictures are taken of an object using a tripod while moving, unlike traditional time lapse photography in which the camera stays static. The footage is then put together in video form and stabilized digitally afterwards.