This was an experiment with doing macro time-lapse. (The pinecone is about the size of your thumbnail) I thought it would be interesting to have shadows move over the pinecone, but it turned out it was much more interesting just having it in the sun and watching it open up some. I will definitely be… Continue reading Tiny Cone
Pools of light are the most mobil pools around. Honestly I was taking a nap on the side of the trail over the 30 minutes or so this was cooking. The temperature was just too comfortable not to.
When I find someplace that I think is pretty, I’ll sit there and watch the world happen.
Last week I took a much needed day off and time-lapsed a few clouds. I love watching time-lapse of clouds. It gives them life and movement that are almost impossible to grasp by just watching them in person. Soon as to changes the speed and context though, they give the sky a mood and a… Continue reading Rolling Clouds
A couple of quick images from hiking last weekend with my roommate and his girlfriend. Lightly experimenting with putting alternate colors into images.
Here are a few more from camping. (Click the images to see them larger) This was right as we were leaving. I got my camera set up right as we were about to leave to do a quick time-lapse of our camping spot. About three pictures into that, this thing appeared. I stopped the water… Continue reading The Campthing
Last week I made my way to Eastern Washington to shoot some wine tasting notes. There was a general haze about everywhere we went. While looking for our next shot in a vineyard near Mattawa, another one of these orbs appeared. This was the only one I saw during the couple days over there, but… Continue reading Smoke in the Vineyard
I went camping with a couple friends last weekend. There were strange things floating all over. To the eye they looked like they were barely there if at all. Once you get them on camera and run the images through some treatments (see photoshop, after effects, & cinema 4d) these little strange things begin to… Continue reading Floating Oddity
It snowed a few inches in the Seattle area this morning. Unfortunately, once again, the miniature ice age did not fail to wipe out all of the local miniature dinosaurs. Now only time will tell how long till this once green land is full of their tiny roars again.
A couple of weeks ago I was burned out and wanted to get away. So, I traveled up the interstate. The sun and light were nice enough that it was just one of those pull over and grab the tripod moments. And of course it’s not a trip to anywhere in Washington if you don’t… Continue reading Up the Interstate