Example Concept: Time-lapse photography involves taking a series of images at set intervals over a period of time, which are then played back at a faster speed to create a video. This technique highlights changes that occur too slowly to be observed in real-time, such as the shifting of shadows, the blooming of flowers, or the movement of stars across the night sky. By adjusting the interval between shots and the playback speed, photographers can control the perceived speed of change in the final video.