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Miscellaneous Debris => Chit-Chat => Topic started by: andrewjwhall on July 05, 2022, 05:08:04 AM
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Hello to The Forum!
With regard to some earlier posts I put up a while back, (the links in the earlier posts no longer work. I have edited the posts to make members aware of this!).
Part quote from earlier post:
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For some years now I have been taking photos of the weather with a passion for clouds and there formations.
Please note I am not a professional at taking photos or the following time lapses!
About a year a ago I got into recording time lapses using a GoPro Hero 7. I became so interested in recording cloud formations and their flow that the camera was out nearly everyday from March 2020 onwards. Some of the time lapses are often 12 hours long (using a battery pack). It was a real treat to sit down at the end of each week and watch back what had been happening in the skies above where I live! I now have over 120 time lapses to date!
Its was with this in mind that I wanted to share my interests with like minded people who share the same sort of interests as me, the weather!
The videos are by no means professionally made. I have just done basic checks to the recordings and that's it.
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I have now got myself a bit more organised, with some slight changes to the video presentation!
The most important is I have now started putting the videos up on YouTube, which is more about convenience for others to view, like and share.
You can find all the latest videos, mostly from 2020 so far with the exception of a time lapse done on the longest day this year from sunrise to sunset, at the following link:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmwZjEYbK2KWW47sONWdPMA/videos (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmwZjEYbK2KWW47sONWdPMA/videos)
or just search online with #andrewjwhall
Your constructive thoughts and comments are most welcomed!
Most Kindest Regards,
Andrew J.W. Hall
Lossatal, Germany
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Hi to the Forum,
I have just added the next Time Lapse, which is the last from April 2020, recorded here in Lossatal, Germany
A complete broad range of cloud types can be seen!
The video is only 2:31 long!
https://youtu.be/xAudmZYy6x4 (https://youtu.be/xAudmZYy6x4)
Most Kindest Regards,
Andrew.
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Hi to the Forum,
I have just added the first "Observational Cloud Time Lapse" from May 2020, recorded here in Lossatal, Germany.
Cumulus, Altocumulus & Cirrus along with a brief Sun Halo can all be seen!
https://youtu.be/IoQr6kqRByQ (https://youtu.be/IoQr6kqRByQ)
Most Kindest Regards,
Andrew.
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Hi to the Forum,
I have just added the second "Observational Cloud Time Lapse" from May 2020, recorded here in Lossatal, Germany.
Rain is seen in this time lapse up close and in the distance!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1eCMX-BjIjc (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1eCMX-BjIjc)
Most Kindest Regards,
Andrew.
#andrewjwhall
Twitter:@andrewjwhall
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Hi to the Forum!
It's that time of week again and I must say a big thank you to those who are watching my Time Lapses.
It's a real joy to share my hobby with others with the same interests!
So, the next cloud time lapse of May 2020, from Lossatal, Germany is available to watch.
Fast moving Cirrus and stationery Cumulus are seen in this time lapse!
https://youtu.be/naFwknYFwew (https://youtu.be/naFwknYFwew)
Most Kindest Regards,
Andrew.
#andrewjwhall
Twitter:@andrewjwhall
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Just curious why your time lapses are 2 years old.
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Hi Ocala!
That's a good question!
I started making the time lapses back in March 2020. The main reason was for my own interest in studying cloud formation and movement.
I never really intended to share the time lapses publicly. I was so amazed by what I was capturing that after a lot of thought I decided to share them for people to enjoy as well. It just took me a while to get there, this is the reason for the 2 year gap!
I am planning to do some up-to-date "special" time lapses, like the Longest Day I did back in June, so I am investigating places where I can site my camera safely to capture them. I am still collecting time lapses which are current but I wanted to put up the earlier ones as I feel in time that they might be of value as an historical record of the sky's were I live and of interest to other cloud lovers!
Hope that explains the delay and I do hope you enjoy watching them!
Thank you for the interest and question.
Most Kindest Regards,
Andrew
#andrewjwhall
Twitter:@andrewjwhall
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Hi to the Forum!
The next Cloud time lapse of May 2020, from Lossatal, Germany is available to watch.
It is an all Cumulus time lapse!
Cloud formation begins 21 seconds into the time lapse.
https://youtu.be/amxP65Xb1II (https://youtu.be/amxP65Xb1II)
Most Kindest Regards,
Andrew
#andrewjwhall
Twitter:@andrewjwhall
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Hi to the Forum!
The next Cloud time lapse of May 2020, from Lossatal, Germany is available to watch.
Beautiful Altocumulus undulatus cloud formation can be seen at the beginning of the time lapse.
https://youtu.be/0O4LZo2DgAg (https://youtu.be/0O4LZo2DgAg)
Most Kindest Regards,
Andrew
#andrewjwhall
Twitter:@andrewjwhall
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Hi to the Forum!
The next Cloud time lapse of May 2020 (21st), from Lossatal, Germany is available to watch.
In this time lapse a variety of Cirrus clouds can be seen, as a result of "Condensation Trails".
Altocumulus can also be seen along with Cumulus clouds attempting to form.
https://youtu.be/bTuwMx15DNU (https://youtu.be/bTuwMx15DNU)
Most Kindest Regards,
Andrew
#andrewjwhall
Twitter:@andrewjwhall
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Hi to the Forum!
The next Cloud time lapse of May 2020 (22nd), from Lossatal, Germany is available to watch.
This time lapse show a gray day but with a lot of cloud movement.
https://youtu.be/3IPtgKaGAA4 (https://youtu.be/3IPtgKaGAA4)
Most Kindest Regards,
Andrew
#andrewjwhall
Twitter:@andrewjwhall
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Hi to the Forum!
The first time lapse of June 2020 (6th), from Lossatal, Germany is now available to watch.
In this time lapse the Sun shines through the above layer of Cumulus on to the lower and creates an amazing light shimmering effect.
https://youtu.be/hlCNxaf057A
Most Kindest Regards,
Andrew
#andrewjwhall
Twitter:@andrewjwhall
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Hi to the Forum!
The second time lapse of June 2020 (8th), from Lossatal, Germany is now available to watch.
Stratocumulus cloudlets, Cirrostratus, Cirrus and Cumulus humilis can all be seen during this time lapse.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kJhEnUwU8hA
Most Kindest Regards,
Andrew
#andrewjwhall
Twitter:@andrewjwhall
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Hi to the Forum!
The next time lapse of June 2020 (9th), from Lossatal, Germany is now available to watch.
Stratocumulus, Altocumulus, Cumulus and small Mammatus can all be observed in this slow-moving time lapse.
https://youtu.be/MFRggroAyN4
Most Kindest Regards,
Andrew
#andrewjwhall
Twitter:@andrewjwhall
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Hi to the Forum!
September Equinox 2022 time lapse special! Sunrise to Sunset!
A time lapse from the first day after the Autumn Equinox which was at 03:03 CET 20220923!
For more info please read the description below the video.
https://youtu.be/vuXk-5ybpT8
Most Kindest Regards,
Andrew
#andrewjwhall
Twitter:@andrewjwhall
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Hi to the Forum!
The next time lapse of June 2020 (17th), from Lossatal, Germany is now available to watch.
Altostratus, Altocumulus & Cumulus can all be observed during this time lapse.
The "swirling" Cumulus during this time lapse are quite spectacular!
https://youtu.be/ZjpxQ4JtHOk (https://youtu.be/ZjpxQ4JtHOk)
Most Kindest Regards,
Andrew
#andrewjwhall
Twitter:@andrewjwhall
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Hi to the Forum!
The next time lapse of June 2020 (20th), from Lossatal, Germany is now available to watch.
Cumulus, Altocumulus, Cirrus (various forms) & Stratocumulus can be seen on a breezy day!
https://youtu.be/L1eK3EXUdG8 (https://youtu.be/L1eK3EXUdG8)
Most Kindest Regards,
Andrew
#andrewjwhall
Twitter: @andrewjwhall
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Hi to the Forum!
The next time lapse of June 2020 (21st), from Lossatal, Germany is up.
Altostratus, Altocumulus and Cirrus can be seen.
The ground is a bit cut off in this time lapse! Was still learning to use the camera correctly! However, the clouds are well worth a look!
https://youtu.be/e-XH02kuy_Y (https://youtu.be/e-XH02kuy_Y)
Most Kindest Regards,
Andrew
#andrewjwhall
Twitter: @andrewjwhall
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Hi to the Forum!
There are two new time lapses up from June 2020 (25th) & July 2020 (12th), from Lossatal, Germany.
Please have a read of the descriptions below each video!
You can get to them both via the link below on my YouTube videos page!
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmwZjEYbK2KWW47sONWdPMA/videos
Most Kindest Regards,
Andrew
#andrewjwhall
Twitter: @andrewjwhall
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Hi to the Forum,
The next time lapse from August 2020 (4th), from Lossatal, Germany is available to watch.
This time lapse includes a lot of activity, so please have a read of the description to learn more!
https://youtu.be/rhDmbU80EjE (https://youtu.be/rhDmbU80EjE)
Most Kindest Regards,
Andrew
#andrewjwhall
Twitter: @andrewjwhall
YouTube: @andrewjwhall
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Hi to the Forum,
First time lapse from October 2020 (19th), from Lossatal, Germany is available to watch.
The clouds which can be observed are Altocumulus, Cumulus and Altostratus.
Please have a read of the description to learn more!
https://youtu.be/UvkP1LPZOho (https://youtu.be/UvkP1LPZOho)
Most Kindest Regards,
Andrew
#andrewjwhall
Twitter: @andrewjwhall
YouTube: @andrewjwhall
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Hi to the Forum,
The second time lapse from October 2020 (20th), from Lossatal, Germany is available to watch.
The clouds which can be observed are Altocumulus, Cirrostratus, Cumulus and Cumulus Stratus.
Please have a read of the description to learn more!
https://youtu.be/gUW6CYZvcXk (https://youtu.be/gUW6CYZvcXk)
Most Kindest Regards,
Andrew
#andrewjwhall
Twitter: @andrewjwhall
YouTube: @andrewjwhall
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Hi to the Forum,
A time lapse special from November 23rd, 2022, from Lossatal, Germany can now be viewed.
Please read the description for more info on how I used the GoPro Labs firmware with my Hero 7 and with a new third-party lens protector fitted.
Also, there are some interesting cloud transitions in this time lapse.
https://youtu.be/w6NedB46QYc (https://youtu.be/w6NedB46QYc)
Most Kindest Regards,
Andrew
#andrewjwhall
Twitter: @andrewjwhall
YouTube: @andrewjwhall
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Hi to the Forum,
The last time lapse from October 2020 (28th), from Lossatal, Germany can now be viewed.
The clouds which can be observed are Altocumulus, Cirrus, Cumulus, Cumulus Stratus & Stratus.
Please read the description for more info!
https://youtu.be/YP8Mpu_hqX4 (https://youtu.be/YP8Mpu_hqX4)
Most Kindest Regards,
Andrew
#andrewjwhall
Twitter: @andrewjwhall
YouTube: @andrewjwhall
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Hi to the Forum,
Please take a look at my latest time lapse video from 3rd Nov 2020.
Have a read of the description for more info.
https://youtu.be/fOZAFbl2954 (https://youtu.be/fOZAFbl2954)
Most Kindest Regards,
Andrew
#andrewjwhall
Twitter: @andrewjwhall
YouTube: @andrewjwhall
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Hi to the Forum,
Please have a look at my latest time lapse videos from 4th & 16th Nov 2020, which are now available to watch!
Have a read of the descriptions for more info.
You can find both videos at:
https://www.youtube.com/@andrewjwhall (https://www.youtube.com/@andrewjwhall)
Most Kindest Regards,
Andrew
#andrewjwhall
Twitter: @andrewjwhall
YouTube: @andrewjwhall
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Hi to the Forum,
Happy New Year to All!
The next time lapse video from 23rd Nov 2020 is now available to view.
The main clouds observed in this time lapse are Cirrus, Altocumulus and Cumulus.
Please have a read of the description for more info.
https://youtu.be/-mIi-b7wW14 (https://youtu.be/-mIi-b7wW14)
Most Kindest Regards,
Andrew
#andrewjwhall
Twitter: @andrewjwhall
YouTube: @andrewjwhall
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Hi to the Forum,
My next time lapse video from 26th Nov 2020 can be viewed, which shows Cumulus, Altostratus and most notable Stratocumulus translucidus.
Please have a read of the description for more info.
https://youtu.be/UdjEwsgmifo (https://youtu.be/UdjEwsgmifo)
Most Kindest Regards,
Andrew
#andrewjwhall
Twitter: @andrewjwhall
YouTube: @andrewjwhall
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Hi to the Forum,
There are now two new time lapse videos up for viewing, which you can find via the following link:
https://www.youtube.com/@andrewjwhall/videos (https://www.youtube.com/@andrewjwhall/videos)
Most Kindest Regards,
Andrew
#andrewjwhall
Twitter: @andrewjwhall
YouTube: @andrewjwhall
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Hi to the Forum,
The second time lapse for December 2020 (14th) is now available to view!
The main clouds observed in this time lapse are Altostratus, Stratocumulus, Cirrus and Altocumulus.
There are also some noticeable Contrails at times throughout the time lapse.
Please have a read of the description for more info.
https://youtu.be/h3qi3fS6pnc (https://youtu.be/h3qi3fS6pnc)
Most Kindest Regards,
Andrew
#andrewjwhall
Twitter: @andrewjwhall
YouTube: @andrewjwhall
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Hi to the Forum,
There are now three more time lapses on my video page at the link below!
This includes the final time Lapse of 2020!
Please have a read of the each description for more info.
https://www.youtube.com/@andrewjwhall/videos (https://www.youtube.com/@andrewjwhall/videos)
Most Kindest Regards,
Andrew
#andrewjwhall
Twitter: @andrewjwhall
YouTube: @andrewjwhall
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Hi to the Forum,
2020 Retrospective! A look back over all 37 time lapses from 2020!
Please have a read of the description for more info.
https://youtu.be/BJMDiKRIMyk
Most Kindest Regards,
Andrew
#andrewjwhall
Twitter: @andrewjwhall
YouTube: @andrewjwhall