Tiki torch with picnic table underneath - way underneath
bird feeder
Posted on 12/27/2010 10:51:30 PM PST by Islander7
December 2010 Blizzard Timelapse.
Canon DLSR on tripod with remote timer taking a photo once every five minutes.
Approximately 20 hours in 40 seconds.
More at Facebook: Mike Black Photography
snow
Very Cool Video
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Dang global warming. If there were no snow to insulate it wouldn’t warm up.
ping to SMK
Thanks Islander7. Very cool video.
That is almost artistic. Very cool work.
very good!
Tiki torch with picnic table underneath - way underneath
bird feeder
UP YOURS, AL!!!!
Aee some more global warming in action here:
http://assets.sbnation.com/assets/503534/zp1t.jpg
http://blog.timesunion.com/hottopics/files/2010/12/Metrodome_Collapse-MNAH113-0.jpg
I especially like the jumping clock. Nice idea and execution.
But I’m from Colorado. There’s a 60 inch snow base (packed, not powder) up in Breckenridge today and I’ll be camping and snowshoeing about in it this weekend. So the video’s a respectable snowstorm by our standards. But not a write-home-about blizzard.
I could almost feel my lower back getting progressively sorer from shoveling.
Soo Cool it Hurts
bttt
Well done video, putting that analog clock made the picture clear. Awesome snow event, shows why history can be changed by weather events.
We get them like this every 10 years or so. It takes a hurricane stregnth low pressure system of the coast. Right at the coast, you get moisture right off the water that turns into snow - kind of like lake effect snow in Buffalo, NY. The snow is very light. There is no elevation here to squeeze the moisture out of the air, like where you are. As a result, absent a strong storm system, the snow is usually pretty wet and compact. So this is a pretty unusual event.
I like how someone sets out a clock; then puts the clock on a pedestal; then starts digging out a tunnel for the clock to show.
Wow!
I think Facebook is down. Just tried to get in and could not get the opening page.
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