This video is a collaboration between Sheldon Neill and myself.

The two of us became friends through Vimeo and explored a shared interest in timelapsing Yosemite National Park over an extended period of time. We'd like to expand this idea to other locations and would appreciate any suggestions for a future project.

Awesome, really well done - I certainly prefer these things to be of multiple aspects/features in one area rather than one aspect/feature in multiple areas. The 0:56 to 1:30 section with no music is a great transition sequence. A few more seconds of big wall shots might have been nice. How long did it take to shoot? Fancy going to Hawaii? I bet you could do some fantastic stuff there between the big waves, the lava flows, the amazing skies, the forests etc. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks Baarb. I really wanted to feature the climbing more but i need a larger lens to get more interesting footage. At 1:52 that's Tommy Caldwell on the 12th pitch of the dawn wall project. I still have a lot of footage I haven't worked on. Hawaii being one of them. I would like to go back though cause I don't think I got enough material to work with in a video.

Beautiful work, On so many fronts, it would be interesting to hear from the real photo/video people here on Sp regarding your production. I think it's great! Very well done.

Just saw this get posted by Mountain Hardwear on their facebook page, not sure if the OPer knows.

Saw this posted up in Timescapes. Nice one indeed! Sometime soon I need to get myself a DP rig! There´s a lot of work in that - timelapse sequences, working on the stills, editing - and lugging the gear. Again Thanks.

PS how was working with the DP rig?

Really cool! Love the way the waterfall "flaps" in the wind.

Awesome video. I love time lapse and I love Yosemite so it's great for me on 2 fronts!

Very nice. Here's another real nice one for those interested (not mine):

http://vimeo.com/terjes/themountain

stromboli wrote:Very nice. Here's another real nice one for those interested (not mine):

http://vimeo.com/terjes/themountain

Wonderful video! I love the sandstorm sequence at 00:32. Having been through Kalima weather patterns on the islands I can tell you the guy was lucky to see anything at all. It's like looking at a white curtain...

Nice video! I hope there's more to come. A fun location might be the Tetons, or for something more interesting, Patagonia?

They both have prominent mountains and features everyone can identify.