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The Passage of Time [60 Second Landscape Results]

Hey friends, Erik here with the results from the 60 Second Landscape challenge I issued a two weeks ago today. We were blown away by the volume and quality of your entries, and we’re excited to show you our 4 favorites. Chase’s personal fav is above, 3 other freshies after the jump. Hit ‘continue reading’

We’ll be following up with the creators of the above videos to hook ’em up with some goodies, so Olivier, Keith, Gary, and SM, send us your info. Email, smoke signal, carrier pidgeon, whatever works. Thanks again to everybody who created stuff.

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