Patrick James
Writer / Former GOOD Managing Editor
Josh Owens, also known as Mindrelic, created this wonderfully dramatic timelapse video of his favorite corners of New York City. The soundtrack, by Dredg, certainly takes it up a notch.
Intermission: Mindrelic's Dramatic New York City Timelapse
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