These high-res time-lapse recordings of growing bacteria and fungi are fortuitous by-products of our 'Evolving Game Terrains' research project which questioned if real-time growth of bacteria and fungi can be used to generate real-time game environments. To aquire suitable high-res imagery for the project I came up with a novel method to capture the growth of the bacteria and fungi. The resulting imagery turned out to be of such great quality I decided to post them here as time-lapse videos. We grew the organisms on Petri-dishes filled with home-made black agar, placed upside down on a consumer flatbed scanner. They are 7680x4320 pixel crops from 1200dpi scans with minimal color correction. The scans were made with a 10 minute interval and rendered at 30fps, resulting in 1 second of playback for 5 hours of scanning. More info on the aforementioned 'Evolving Game Terrains' project which I conducted as a PhD candidate at the Media Technology Research Group (Leiden University) together with Maarten H. Lamers can be found here: Evolving Game Terrains project: [ Ссылка ]-... Evolving Game Terrains research article: [ Ссылка ] For questions please contact Wim van Eck: mail[at]wimeck.com

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