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I was in my blind videoing a bird bathing when I heard the loud complaint of a Great Egret as a second bird chased him from his hunting spot. We have exactly one Egret that stays here each winter, but occasionally a second bird will arrive, and there is always a territorial dispute. I only caught his landing, but thought it was so graceful in slow-motion that it was worth sharing.
Recent holiday in Gran Canaria - had a go at taking several images several minutes apart in a Panorama - looking to get the cool light into the warm capturing texture in the dunes - pretty pleased with the outcome.
I reloaded this clip to focus on perhaps a very rare phenomena.
For those who avoid watching videos / time lapse, you may want to view this one.
The bright glow near the lightning strike is what????
I slowed the 240fps by 2x to slow the action even more.
Feedback is appreciated.
A blurry wave from the entrance to Boambee creek. Sawtell
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Looking across front of waterfall with the Old Man of Storr in the background. it was rather challenging as the light was not good, overcast and dull.
A hummingbird at normal speed and then slowed down to 8x slow motion (recorded at 240 fps and played back at 30 fps). Shot on iPhone 6s. Turn on the sound to hear it's wings humming and then slowing down to individual beats!
Never get your mattress delivered during a severe thunderstorm.
Capturing daylight lightning is difficult and especially so in slow motion. I managed to capture a wind turbine hit and what appeared as "BALL LIGHTNING"! It was probably a transformer exploding or something like that.
Anyway, the quality isn't great but I thought interesting enough to upload. Comments are welcomed.
Used my iPhone 11 @ 240fps. Strikes were about 12 to 15 miles to my south.
Did I really meet her, was it just a sweet dream
That lingers in the morning, like a melody
Over and over, all through the day,
I can't stop thinkin' 'bout how I'm feeling this way
She moves like sea breeze, swirling around me
The fragrance that she leaves hangs in the air
Soft like a whisper, she's calling me to her,
These eyes have seen the most beautiful dream
About 6 cloud to ground strikes occurred between 3:30PM and 4PM. I managed to capture 2 decent ones using my iPhone 11 Pro Max, handheld in slow motion mode. Each event occurred in about 1/20th of a second (or 1 or 2 frames with a convention movie frame rate of 24 or 30 fps).
The 1st strike looks to be negative, the 2nd positive. Any thought?
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Messing around shooting high speed video at 240 frames per second.
side note: Still trying to figure out the best compression for flickr (way too blurry).
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Hope you all had a good Christmas and best wishes for 2013. I’d like to thank everyone for their helpful comments and support during the year. It’s much appreciated.
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A small but beautiful waterfall in slow motion, right at the edge of NF 26 in Gifford Pinchot National Forest in Washington State.
The result of intentional camera movement to create an impressionistic image. I happened to catch a male swan protecting his female mate.
A hummingbird in 8x slow motion (recorded at 240 fps and played back at 30 fps). Shot on iPhone 6s.
I think this species is Anna's Hummingbird? It looks like a Ruby Throated Hummingbird but Cornell Ornithology's bird ID app seems to think that species doesn't live in this area and suggests Anna's Hummingbird instead.
Hmm, seems like posting it here somehow un-trimmed it - I don't remember all that empty footage at the beginning and end. And when I trimmed I chose to save as new clip, so I don't know what else I could have done. Oh well. Posting videos from a mobile device is always a bit iffy.
Pilot Knob State Park - Iowa
I'm always intrigued with the rebirth of spring and buds that display autumn colors! They are like fireworks on the 4th of July, only in very slow motion!
A spray and display of detail and color . . .
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The result of intentional camera movement to create an impressionistic image. I happened to catch a male swan protecting his female mate.
Slow-motion clip of a Ruddy Turnstone feeding on clams along the Jersey shore
Just in case, here is a YouTube version: youtu.be/JIK2LC_3Eow
Video captured with a Canon EOS 1DXII camera paired with a Canon 600mm f/4 IS II lens and 1.4x extender, at 840mm.
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This photo was taken in Dingle, Co. Kerry in August this year at a currach race where crews from all over Ireland came to compete in a rowing event in a currach, which is a traditional wooden rowing boat.
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Momiji Commemorative Garden, waterfall,
Hastings Park,
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Walking the Tammany Trace
56/365 pictures in 2019
15/100x monochrome
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Ok, I was able to upload this by doing it from my computer, but I still would like a way to do it directly from my phone when traveling - so please let me know if you find one.
Slow-motion hummingbird, captured with iPhone X at 240fps and 1080p for 8x slow-motion playback. Turn on the sound to hear its little chirps! This was shot in Topanga Canyon in Los Angeles in December - the hummingbirds seem to be happy to hang out there all year round. Using the Merlin Bird ID app by Cornell Ornithology, I think this is an Allen’s Hummingbird (though a Rufous hummingbird is apparently pretty hard to tell apart from an Allen’s so it could be that too).