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Photo of my D300 shooting timelapse. Shot with Nikon D70, 3 exp handheld HDR.
Shot from Øvre Eikenuten. View towards Stavanger. Dalsnuten on the right.
Made it to Explore
This thunderstorm developed quickly to my south and after 45 minutes, eventually hit me with 0.28" in about 15 minutes (comes in from the right at the end of the clip). The moon was lighting the storm at the beginning of the sequence.
Lightning was nearly continuous and there were many cloud to ground strikes within 4 miles.
This short clip covers nearly 45 minutes. Nikon d7000, Tokina 11-16mm f/2.8 @ f/5.6, 16mm, (81x30s, iso 400).
My timelapse of the Milky Way so far in 2016, have about a quarter of the total shots I want for this video to be complete. Can't wait for the next 5 months of shooting, hoping for more clear nights. Once I get a bit more I'll add some music and better transitions between the clips, still getting the hang of Adobe After Effects.
Some timelapse clips with music from my good day after a snowstorm at the canyon.
Jan 24, 2017. 75 seconds. Music by SmartSound under license.
Timelapse experiment with Canon eos R7. Unfortunately I don't know how to slow it down. A bit fast for my liking.
Two layers of clouds and the tide coming in. Shot on iPhone 6s in @procamapp RAW, one photo every two seconds, processed in Lightroom and then combined into a video in Zeitraffer at 30fps. Who wants to go to the beach?
Here's a timelapse from the lightshow the sky provided this morning at Hillsboro Inlet. (2 seond interval used; LRTimelapse 6 used to put it together)
Cacti bloom once a year for only one or two days and I was lucky to be there and document his 3.5 hour event. Following morning flower did not open any more
"El Dorado" Ripple field
Gusev Crater, Mars
Taken January 1, 2006, by Spirit
Original data: JPL/NASA, Gemini Observatory/AURA"
alternate version: www.flickr.com/photos/lvx/319015137/
tags: mars red planet timelapse star stars sky night long exposure photoshop manipulation spirit rover mer el dorado sunset starry jpl nasa dune dunes sand ripple
A timelapse of clouds and fall leaves, shot with iPhone 6s using @moment wide lens and @procamapp to shoot raw photos at 2 second intervals.
Spain Landscapes in timelapse sequences shot in summer and fall 2017. Paisajes de España en secuencias de timelapse tomadas en verano y otoño de 2017
Using my GoPro 10, my time lapse represents about 1 hour in ~30 seconds. When viewing or photographing fire skies, many time in peaks twice, once with deep reds during the start of Blue Hour and then again with bright oranges during Golden Hour.
Never give up thinking the fire has ended when there's a chance for a 2nd show!
Picture of the day
You'll find more of my work on www.timelapse-photography.de
This kind of photograph was inspired by the DayToNight Series of Stephen Wilkes