I’ve been working non stop for the past 3 months helping with my parents. So what do I do when I get a day off? Time-lapse of course!

I’m up at Mt. Hood

Canon 5D Mark III
Canon 24-70 f/2.8 
Dynamic Perception Stage Zero dolly
and MSR snow shoes!

Some goodies arrived … images infused into the metal!

Metal prints are now available at www.TheArtOfTimeLapse.com

On this particular morning, the forecast was for some fog. So the plan was to drop off my daughter at school and head to the Portland Japanese Garden. I thought the fog movement would make an excellent subject in my time-lapse. Well, guess what? No fog. I still stayed and got the movement of the sun peeking through the trees.

I barely arrived in time to set up this sunset time-lapse.  It took me 5 hours to drive from Portland to Hurricane Ridge in Olympic National Park.  I stayed for only a few hours until The Milky Way was visible in the sky, then drove back home.  10 hours of driving for only 3 hours of photography!

A screen shot from tonight’s time-lapse of the Harvest Moon

A time-lapse screen shot taken a few hours ago at Trillium Lake

A preview screenshot from the Milky Way last night.

This is the first scene of many more to come for my next release time-lapse video ;)

I will be releasing a new time-lapse video.  It will be titled “Pacific Northwest”.  I started this project in January 2012 and shot the last scene mid-August 2012.  Here is a screenshot from my upcoming work.

Mt Bachelor and Milky Way

Another moon shot in Portland