Last of the summer days, Guilford Harbor_091420
Last of the summer days, Guilford Harbor_091420
Summer Showers_082220
Summer Showers_082220
Watched the storms goto the North and East all afternoon, eventually I was "clipped" by one; with what has seemed like a hot and dry summer any bit helps.
Tropical storm Isaias_080420
I went into Adobe Premier this afternoon to edit a little clip that I shot of last night's little shower, and I realized that I had never finished my project from Tropical Storm Isaiaes from earlier this month.
Isaias’s exit, 5:20 pm Guilford Harbor_080420.
May Day Sun Set
Lazy mans time lapse: set up through the window, no location scouting (physical or digitally), no setting up motion control none of that.
Yesterday evening was doing some work at my computer; I glanced out the window and the clouds were beautiful, and thought that would make a nice time lapse. In the middle of other projects I wasn't really ready to drop what I was doing, and that is when I pulled out the “lazy mans time lapse”.
Popped the screen out of the window, set up the tripod, leveled and framed the shot, adjusted my camera settings, and let it go. You will notice a reflection, but that's what you get for being lazy I guess.
Like a cherry on top there's a rainbow, well part of one.
Stream Gazing_042520
Good evening KJCS Community, here is a time lapse from an outing to Chatfield Hollow from this past weekend. Thank you for your: likes, comments, and follows.
Happy 50th 🌎 Day from KJCS
Happy 50th 🌎 Day From KJCS.
Here is a bit of a time lapse project from yesterday's cold front. I was not planning on doing a time lapse, though while watching the skies I figured I would be lazy and set up through my window, what did I have to loose.
Well about 8 hours: 3 hours in shooting, 2 hours of processing images close to 4000 images, 2 hours of rendering into a video, and then an hour of what the hell.
Camera was on a tripod. I was pretty much “hot swapping” batteries (Sony batteries suck), so that would add camera movement, but that would be a noticeable disturbance, and you can plan for that. What is causing all the motion, and I believe it is because I have “floating flooring” and each one of my steps will “transmit” throughout the room meaning tripod movement.
I tried everything that I knew to calm the movement, and that was where the final hour came into play. I learned a few new tricks via YouTube, though none worked for this project. So, disappointed I waved the white flag.
Edit: I now know that it was a post processing error on my part, eh live and learn.
Spring Dance, Olmstead Outlook, April 16, 2020.
Spring Dance, Olmstead Outlook, April 16, 2020.
Good evening KJCS Community, hope you all are doing well and had a nice weekend. I know some are feeling the struggle of the world around you, so here is a bit of calm.
Quarangreen_041120
Quarangreen, the latest time lapse from KJCS.
Staying active (physically/creatively)while staying socially distant. Guilford Green, Guilford, Ct. April, 11th 2020.
If you like my work, like my page, thanks
Rising Tide & Passing Clouds_040120
Rising Tide & Passing Clouds, a bit of calm that I captured last week.
First time with Syrp's pan/tilt setup.
On a soggy Sunday night, here's a half hours of worth of social distancing from this past Friday's "spring-ish" evening at Chittenden Park (just a note, audio is not from that evening, but pulled from my audio recording collection).
Kevin J. Colle Studios © 2020
Here is a quick little time lapse from a couple of days ago.
