By Jessica Saia
San Francisco is the pretty-pretty-princess of cities. If you already knew this but just love further proof, here is an (incredibly fun to watch) hyperlapse taken during one night in SF. Wyatt Roy started shooting at 7 p.m. to catch the sunset at Sutro Tower, and ended at the 7 a.m. sunrise at the Golden Gate Bridge. Everything in between those 12 hours feels and sounds like it would be best served on an IMAX screen; dreamy, yet aggressively getting your heart rate up:
Directed and edited by Wyatt Roy, produced by Lara Ortiz-Luis.
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