Showing posts with label eMotimo PT. Show all posts
Showing posts with label eMotimo PT. Show all posts

August 9, 2012

The Posts - Time Lapse

A couple of weeks ago, my son and I got up before the crack of dawn and made the 90 min trek out to Rozel Point to enjoy the sunrise.  Rozel is on the North end of the Great Salt Lake and is almost in the middle of nowhere.  Not only is Rozel a next-door neighbor of the Spiral Jetty, it's got the remains of some old oil-exploration drilling rigs.  This has become one of my favorite places to shoot, you've seen the posts in my previous work.  The way storms roll in off of the lake, you just never know what kind of shooting conditions you will end up with.  This particular morning, the conditions couldn't have been better.  The color of the lake can vary greatly throughout the year and this day it was a nice, deep, red. The storms clouds rolling off of the lake were fantastic, and really added to the mood.  Perfect opportunity to shoot some time lapse.  

I'm still refining my skills and techniques with Time lapse.  I've learned a lot, but I still have much to learn.  There are some technical issues with this, but overall, I'm pleased with the end results.  I'd love to hear your opinions, good, bad, or otherwise, in the comments below.

For best viewing experience, view the video directly on YouTube by clicking here.  Be sure to bump up the quality.

As always, thanks for taking the time to stop by.  Please feel free to share my work with your friends and family.


August 2, 2012

Smith & Moorehouse

Last month, we spent some time camping near Smith & Moorehouse Reservoir.  It's a fantastically beautiful area in the mountains of Northern Utah.  I decided it would be worth capturing some of that beauty as a time lapse.  

For best viewing, click HERE.


July 26, 2012

Just For Fun

The other day, I decided to re-shoot a time lapse that I had shot from the windows at work.  This time, I brought along the eMotimo PT to add a little motion to things.  Oh, and I shot this one with my phone using the lapse it pro app.  If you haven't checked out this Android app, you should.  It does some pretty cool stuff and is dirt cheap.  This video was shot and rendered using the app.

For best viewing, click HERE to watch it on YouTube.


June 30, 2012

Sky Harbor Airport

Earlier this week, I had a bit of time on my hands while waiting for a flight in Phoenix.

I had my gear, so I shot some time lapse.

For best viewing, click HERE.


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