This incredible timelapse project shows how one of the world's most iconic green spaces is a park for all seasons. Mesmering footage of Central Park in New York City chronicles how the leafy oasis transforms over the course of a year… But the project was no mean feat for Tyler Fairbank, who spent two whole years (eight seasons) just shooting the footage.
Whether it be winter snow in the background, autumnal leaves on the trees, or pedestrians rowing boats in glorious summer sunshine, all can feature in a single frame of Mr Fairbank's flowing video.
The short final clip features a series of well-known landmarks, changing flawlessly from spring into winter and back again. Included in the video are Sheep Meadow's open playing field, the Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Reservoir and the historic Gapstow Bridge set against the Manhattan skyline.
'The Seasons of Central Park chronicles the incredible seasonal and atmospheric changes that take place every year throughout Central Park,' said Mr Fairbank, aged 28.