I got lucky a few weeks ago. I was expecting clouds and rain but not Thunderstorm and Lightning Bolts when I went to the Griffith Observatory to shoot a few timelapses. Here is the result …
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A sunset in Atlanta...
It is probably the second time in my career that I experience such sunset. The colors were reflecting on the clouds for over 45 minutes, all the way to full darkness! It was incredible and magical!
Thank you to @mattrayephotography for inviting me to that spot on that specific day, it was definitely worth it!
Go watch the full day to night and widescreen version on my Story!
It’s that time of the year again! Seeing all those DTLA shots with the mountains reminded me of the only timelapse I shot with the same conditions! Shot with 100-400 MII from Kenneth Hahn!
Layers of colors
This is a very special timelapse as this is my last day to night from LA! Not forever obviously, I’ll be back soon enough, but before my big move to Atlanta!
After 7 years in LA and countless timelapse sessions in Griffith Park, I had never shot a day to night with that specific angle you see here! So @scottwelsch and I went there a few days before my departure. We had an amazing sunset to the West, a full moon rising to the East, a rattlesnake to the North and this view looking South! What an amazing way to end 7 years of timelapse in the city of Angels! (Vlog coming soon!)
The right clouds creates the perfect emotions.
Take a break and relax for 45 seconds at the Griffith Observatory. I highly recommend to go at night during a clear day to enjoy the view at its fullest. Along with the DTLA skyline view, you can take a look through one of the telescopes or check the endless Normandie Avenue that stretches for miles and miles...
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