Traffic Time Lapse from Kumho Asiana Plaza

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December 5, 2013

It might not have the high production value of previous time lapse videos we've posted but this video, captured from the top of Kumho Asiana Plaza, still provides a nifty view of one of the city's busiest intersections during rush hour.

At points, the streams of motorbikes resemble swarms of fireflies rather than human-made machines:

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