I've been reading about the nature of Cape Cod and was especially interested in the impact of the ice age on our local geology. The landscape where I live is filled with big rocks, called erratic boulders by geologists, that were deposited by a huge glacier 15,000 years ago. I went to a beach near my home and did some time lapse of the clouds over the rocky shoreline and shot some video of seagulls and birds that I think are called cormorants - could be wrong about that.
Monte
This is my first attempt at putting some of my time-lapse videos together in a short production. I've been shooting time-lapse for a few months, most of the stuff I get is pretty poor, but some of the clips are okay. The title, Pieces of Life, came from an observation I made while editing the various time-lapse images. The images in the time-lapse struck me as similar to the fragmented nature of our memories and the way different time-lapse sequences can be strung together mimics the way our brain strings together memories to give us the narrative that is our life story. Let me know what you think.
P.S.
There are a couple of regular video clips mixed in.
Monte