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Amaryllis Bloom
I shot this time-lapse over 6 days (Jan 7-13th, 2003) at one frame
every 10 minutes. The flower might have bloomed faster had I used a
full-spectrum bulb instead of the 40 watt tungsten bulb to illuminate
it - perhaps next time. The 20 and 30 minutes between frames movies
provide a faster blooming sequence.
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30 minutes between frames:
240x320 (0.94 MB)
480x640 (1.54 MB)
20 minutes between frames:
240x320 (1.32 MB)
480x640 (2.32 MB)
10 minutes between frames:
240x320 (2.41 MB)
480x640 (4.57 MB)
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All movies are compressed with the
DIVX5 codec.
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Puzzle Construction
I shot this time-lapse with my brother-in-law James over about two
hours (in two pieces - we had a holiday party to attend right in the
middle!) on Dec 28th 2002. I used a wide-angle lens that I had
borrowed from a friend of mine, which we couldn't have done without.
The frames were captured every seven seconds.
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7 seconds between frames:
320x240 (4.69 MB)
640x480 (7.08 MB)
14 seconds between frames:
320x240 (2.42 MB)
640x480 (4.36 MB)
21 seconds between frames:
320x240 (1.62 MB)
640x480 (3.38 MB)
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All movies are compressed with the
DIVX5 codec.
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Out The Office Window
This is the view out my office window in downtown Salt Lake City.
This was taken over approximately 8 hours on Friday, April 25, 2003 at
one shot every 5 minutes. I thought that a storm was going to be
blowing in and was hoping to capture some cool cloud formations. But
(obviously), the storm didn't come. However, the shots still made for
a nice time-lapse.
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320x240 (0.71 MB)
640x480 (2.62 MB)
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All movies are compressed with the
DIVX5 codec.
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Building Closet Shelves
Remlee wanted a different arrangement in one of our closets, so Brad
and I undertook the project of providing some hanging shelves. It
took us aobut 3 hours of rounding up the gear and materials and about
3 hours to measure, cut, hang and finish the shelves. Here's the
short version (one shot every 3 minutes, in retrospect, I should have
gone one every minute - April 27th 2003).
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320x240 (0.54 MB)
640x480 (1.46 MB)
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All movies are compressed with the
DIVX5 codec.
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Rolling a Snowman
While Ray, Ann and their son Nathan were staying with us over
Christmas 2003, we had a huge snowstorm. So, we all bundled up and
headed out into the storm to build a snowman using the kit that Rob
and Amanda had given us the previous Christmas. Here's a time-lapse
of the whole process (plus some of us clearing the walk). Look for a
special guest appearance by Nathan near the end!
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640x480 (4.91 MB)
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All movies are compressed with the
DIVX5 codec.
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