A perfect day to relax on the back porch and test out a little timelapse rotation device I made.
I like it.
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Showing posts with label time lapse. Show all posts
Monday, April 20, 2015
Saturday, February 11, 2012
Hiking Baristas
My fellow Starbucks partners and I hiked Kennesaw Mountain today.
It was a blustery and cold morning with dark clouds on the horizon.
As we were leaving the car, snow flakes began to flutter across our path.
We quickly warmed up as our bodies pushed uphill and onto the mountain.
The higher we climbed, the stronger the wind blew.
After an arduous ascent, we reached the summit of the mountain and looked out over the surrounding land.
The sun peeked through the dark grey clouds and illuminated patches of grass and trees far below.
It really was a beautiful sight, and I was glad to be spending my Shabbat morning on a mountain top.
It may have been physically strenuous to reach the top, but I find such great rest in that.
I may not be with my Starbucks family too much longer, but I hope they continue to make time for these types of outings with each other.
And speaking of my Starbucks family, this is a little project I've been working on over the past several weeks. Again, thanks to my lovely Anna for presenting me with the awesome camera that took these shots and allowed me to put this video together. And thanks to my fellow partners for allowing me to get in their face and photograph them.
Hope you guys enjoy.
It was a blustery and cold morning with dark clouds on the horizon.
As we were leaving the car, snow flakes began to flutter across our path.
We quickly warmed up as our bodies pushed uphill and onto the mountain.
The higher we climbed, the stronger the wind blew.
After an arduous ascent, we reached the summit of the mountain and looked out over the surrounding land.
The sun peeked through the dark grey clouds and illuminated patches of grass and trees far below.
It really was a beautiful sight, and I was glad to be spending my Shabbat morning on a mountain top.
It may have been physically strenuous to reach the top, but I find such great rest in that.
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| photo by Mitch (Sprinting Moose) Pinion |
And speaking of my Starbucks family, this is a little project I've been working on over the past several weeks. Again, thanks to my lovely Anna for presenting me with the awesome camera that took these shots and allowed me to put this video together. And thanks to my fellow partners for allowing me to get in their face and photograph them.
Hope you guys enjoy.
Sunday, January 29, 2012
Good Morning, Macon
We pitch our tents in the backyard.
It's not wilderness, but it is outside.
Under the stars.
The air is cold and crisp,
despite a warm January Spring day.
We slip and snuggle into our sleeping bags.
Escaping the chilling breeze.
My eyes are too heavy to gaze at the stars for long.
Before I know it there is a faint glow beyond the trees.
Morning is coming.
The symphony of sunrise is near.
It's not wilderness, but it is outside.
Under the stars.
The air is cold and crisp,
despite a warm January Spring day.
We slip and snuggle into our sleeping bags.
Escaping the chilling breeze.
My eyes are too heavy to gaze at the stars for long.
Before I know it there is a faint glow beyond the trees.
Morning is coming.
The symphony of sunrise is near.
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
Arches TrailLapse
There have been a couple of videos featuring the Appalachian Trail edited together in a time lapse fashion. I found these fascinating and was inspired to create one for Arches National Park.
I took over 4,700 photos while hiking the majority of the trails over a couple of days.
This is the result.
Arches National Park in six minutes.
I took over 4,700 photos while hiking the majority of the trails over a couple of days.
This is the result.
Arches National Park in six minutes.
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