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A timelapse that highlights how much of our planet is desert, water and covered in clouds!
Survol agréable, mais un voyage bcp - paisible pour des victimes de conflits qui méritent toute notre attention et notre soutien
Credits: ESA/NASA
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a wee timelapse of the summit of Berwick Law at sunrise. Apologies for the annoying people who keep wandering into shot, it was mostly me, I sort of forgot about the timelapse after setting it up.
Here is a quick 1080 timelapse of all the images used to create my startrails photograph at Llangelynin Church. The flashing light on the church is me using my led light on my phone to light paint it. I've since realised you only need to light paint the last image of the sequence to light any building/structure. Live and learn as they say :)
Used a slightly longer shutter to show the water motion over time, but not so much as to obscure the rolling wave
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Timelapse con Nikon D300
Termas del Plomo, cerca del embalse El Yeso
1 foto cada 35 segundos
200 fotos en total
expo 30 seg, F3,5
ISO 1600
lamentablemente en esta calidad no se aprecian bien unas estrellas (o satelites) que pasan
Junta Embalse El Yeso
21 y 22 de Marzo 2009
"In my past
I’d wish for something different from what's within my grasp
Now I've grown
I wouldn't trade my world with anybody that I've known..."
-Atmosphere-
Sunrise timelapse over the village of Khumjung, Kumbu valley, Nepal.
The mountain in the background is Kongde Ri.
Taken with a Canon 500D, exposure bracketing to allow for light change.
(Flickr's HD video mode doesn't seem to do the quality justice)
The view from my home away from home in Windless Bight, Antarctica. The mountain in view is Mt. Erebus, an active volcano. Start time is 21:40 local time and end time is 23:30 local time. [10 seconds between exposures, 15 frames per second; 150 times faster than real time]
Trying out timelapse photography on the fireworks tonight. All went well before the fireworks started by setting the camera to shutter priority, as soon as fireworks started however different aperture compensation has made some images way darker than the other ones - that's what's causing the flickering. Will try the manual mode next time to see if I can get better results, stay tuned!
Soundtrack: "Capture the Flag - by Broken Social Scene"
Experiment sunny Sunday in PA
Body: Nikon D5500
Lens: Rokinon 8mm Fish-Eye CS II
Tripod: Velbon Ex-Macro
Edited in Adobe Lightroom
A short timelapse I did while working at our Mauna Loa site. The first scene shows Mauna Kea (with a laser or two shooting through thin upper level clouds), and the second scene shows our 16' Ash dome at the Mauna Loa observatory complex.
Nothing serious, just having a little fun while at work!
Actividad portuaria
Valparaiso.
Timelapse con Nikon D50
Exp: 13 seg a F/10
1 foto cada 14 segundos
237 fotos
armado en After Effects 7.0
This is too big to upload to flickr (or my internet isn't good enough). So here a link to the timelapse of last nights aurora youtu.be/D6Uq84md8BQ
~400 pictures. F2.8, 2-3 sec @ ISO 2K
Tromsø, Norway November 14. 2010
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Have been asked to do some video work with stills etc for a couple of portfolios when covid settles down somewhat so methought had better start upskilling the video efforts and watching some Youtube how too's.... and cannot get too serious so a bit of fun was needed. See if you notice the contradiction.
Timelapse of these three storm: www.flickr.com/photos/79387036@N07/35637517485/in/photost... as they moved away.
Only received 0.03 inches of precipitation. Time is accelerated 150x.
Between 10-11:30PM, a line of thunderstorms formed quickly between Greeley and Ft Morgan, Colorado and moved to the northeast. This sequence lit by a nearly full moon was recorded between 10:15 andf 11:45PM. A series of storm cells produced a nice vivid lightning display. Nikon d7000, Nikkor 35mm lens set at f/4, iso 1100, exp 6 sec with 2 sec delay between frames.
Note the low-level outflow boundary flow during the last few seconds; moving north.
Making-of Images of the Christophmalin.com TimeLapse Movie "The Island" about the wonderful nature and starry skies of La Palma, Canary Islands.
An impromptu outing with Badz last Wednesday. Guys, now is the time to shoot sunset from this angle at KLIA, before the sun angle shifts to the extreme right.
Sony A6000 + Samyang 12mm
if somehow you can't play it in flickr (I can't, don't know why) do watch it at Youtube.
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