River song

[Ben Egbert]

I have not given up on videos, I just make sure I have my stills first. I took this one this morning at American Fork River. This is a brand new place I have never been to before. If you look at the rock pile upper left, you will see the rocks I had to clamber for another shot. No music this time, the river provided it.

CC welcome.

 

[JimFox]

I like this one Ben. It's cool seeing and hearing the river.

For all of the timelapses I do, the one thing I totally forget is to switch to video mode and capture video footage. This is a very good reminder.

 

[Ben Egbert]

Thanks Jim. I was just setting there after taking some singles and thought I am never going to get back to this spot, too dangerous so I better grab a video. You get a lot of run time with a much shorter taking time with video compared to time lapse.

 

[Jameel Hyder]

The sound of flowing water can be therapeutic. I can imagine just sitting there with my feet in the water and enjoy the place.

 

[Ben Egbert]

The sound of flowing water can be therapeutic. I can imagine just sitting there with my feet in the water and enjoy the place.

Thanks Jameel, I had a small waterfall at my Spokane home and loved to listen to it.

 

[JimFox]

Thanks Jim. I was just setting there after taking some singles and thought I am never going to get back to this spot, too dangerous so I better grab a video. You get a lot of run time with a much shorter taking time with video compared to time lapse.

Yeah, its amazing the difference in time between a movie and a timelapse. Good job on doing it.

 

[Jim Sanderson]

Nice and relaxing take of the River. Keep up with the videos.