The other night I just got the urge to go on a little walk and shoot some stuff to work on my photography skills. Mainly I'm trying to work on getting better on the post side of things right now and I needed some images to practice on. These are a few of the images that I came up with.
Ok, so this actually isn't a very exciting timelapse, but decided to post it as it's exciting to me. I just got an intervalometer after stretching my birthday money which was intended to just be used for a bike. So now I'm very excited to start trying some timelapses. This particular timelapse I decided to grab real quick when I got home from work today and there was some nice color in the sky. Dinner was already on the table so I didn't have time to go to a cooler location, so I just shot it from our porch. Wish I could've gotten out there earlier to get a longer timelapse with a little more movement in the clouds, but oh well... maybe next time. There seems to be a bit of flicker. Not sure what may have caused that. Maybe some of you smart people on here that have done more of this would have a clue. Anyway, looking forward to doing more of this and honing another skill! Music: CCR - "Lookin' Out My Back Door" http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/lookin-out-my-back-door/id139988948?i=139989045 *Note: This was actually taken lookin' out my FRONT door.
After stretching some of my birthday money that was intended for a bike (thanks moms and Lauren!) I was able to get an intervalometer for my camera as well, giving me the opportunity to shoot some super-sweet timelapses!... or in this case, a very average timelapse.
I got home from work today and noticed the great color in the sky. Anxious to try my new toy I quickly ran outside and set the camera up. Unfortunately there wasn't a whole lot of daylight left by this time, but it was still fun to get a first legitimate timelapse. Anyway, I'm hoping to explore this more and I think I'll be able to create some pretty cool stuff. Can't wait to post some more here!