November 16, 2007
By: erik
Category: Photos, Spain, Timelapse, Videos
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For some reason, we have really nice sunsets this time of year. Plus, I become more aware of them because, around 18:00, my computer monitor gets bathed in gold light. The rest of the year the light from the sunset is blocked, by another part of the building, from entering my office window. These are some photos I took over the past couple weeks and a video I made last night.
Darn cranes!
Nice crepuscular action here.
This was the beginnings of the sunset last night. I immediately recognized a potential timelapse video.
Recording…
This is the view from one floor up. Next time I’ll have to record the video from up here.
Niiice.
Here’s the video. Like the one I made last year, it’s not really a timelapse video. It’s a regular speed video that’s been sped up.
Bonus points for anyone that can identify the soundtrack.
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