So very cool to watch the clouds grow and move.
One shot every ten seconds, compiled at 30 frames per second.
The forecast called for a 30% chance of rain late in the day yesterday, so I thought I’d set up my time-lapse camera and capture the cloud build-up. This video starts at about 7:20 AM and ends at 7:30 PM, right when it had gotten dark. The first 25 seconds is a typical Arizona day — perfectly blue sky with nothing going on. Then some light clouds chase each other across the sky. Finally, the storm builds and moves in. This is one of my better efforts.
These shots were taken from just outside my front door with the camera pointing almost due north. And no, the cactus isn’t crooked. Its the wide angle lens distorting the shot.
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Wow — that is really cool. The wide open sky is one of the prettiest things about the desert. Thanks for this perspective.
Thank you for sharing all the beautiful and interesting things in which you are involved. I’m so pleased to have you on my Bookmarks Bar.