Twin Peaks Sunset
Two weeks of sunset along the ridge of Twin Peaks, Feb 14-27:
This quick and dirty animated GIF is a meager representation of the work of Jonathan Foote, aka rotormind, aka @rrmutt, who was kind enough set up a Sutro Sunset HD cam that automatically grabs each sunset for our viewing pleasure. He did a brain transplant on an old Canon Powershot and runs the stills them through ffmpeg to make rather lovely time-lapses.
(I just went through and copied shots at point the sun hit Twin Peaks (on days when the fog wasn’t in the way). So sort of a a time-slice of a time-lapse. (I’m not sure if there’s a word for that. Time-pivot?))
Anyway, his rotormind has captured some rather spectacular sunsets.
Red and orange:
Storm coming through:
Clear day, with moonset (wait for it):
And apparently, there’s this thing called “tsun-hraiz” in which a luminous orb appears in the sky before I wake up. Luckily the robots caught it:
An increasingly large set of sunsets is available over on the newly founded blip.tv Sutro sunset channel.
Beautiful stuff.
If you want to subscribe to the RSS feed for his channel you can punch the following into your RSS reader or even into iTunes: http://blip.tv/the-rotor-show/rss/itunes
Sweet, that will be much easier that repeatedly hitting refresh an hour after sunset.
What camera/software are you using to make these amazing videos?
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