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Hi, there.
How you doin'?
You know, these days when I set out to shoot weather
and try to capture beautiful sunsets
or dramatic weather moments,
or maybe even my umbrella rolling away in the wind,
I find that I leave home with smaller gear, smaller cameras.
How about you?
Do you find yourself doing that as well?
I mean, with the smaller gear, there's more mobility.
You're more under the radar.
You can get in and get out more quickly.
Now recently, I enjoyed some fresh air on a stormy afternoon
in Snohomish, Washington,
and I set out with my camera.
And the first thing I saw was the steam rising
from the asphalt in the parking lot area.
And I shot that with my iPhone using the Filmic Pro app.
And then a few minutes later,
I started shooting time-lapses
with that very same iPhone using an app called Lapse It.
And while those time-lapses were shooting
and the minutes were going by on the phone,
I used my Canon 7D to shoot some still photographs.
And then when I was done shooting that afternoon
and into the early evening right up through sunset,
I mixed it all together on my iPad
in a video editing app called LumaFusion.
And now, I get to share it with you.
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I had a lot of fun shooting that video
and I hope you enjoyed it.
Meantime, it's starting to spit rain right here,
right after sunset.
What about you?
Do you find that you like shooting
with smaller tools, smaller cameras?
Maybe you only go out with your phone for a camera?
Feel free to share your thoughts and comments below.
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And, thanks for watching my video.
Take care, everybody.
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