A Supercell Forming in Wyoming

River of Clouds Inside the Grand Canyon

Grand Canyon Timelapse from Paul Lettieri on Vimeo.

From This is Colossal:

Last week on November 29th the Grand Canyon experienced a rare temperature inversion where cool air began to rise from the bottom of the canyon and met warm air above creating low level clouds. Apparently this type of thing happens once or twice a year, but almost never with clear skies which provided an unprecedented once-in-a-decade view of the canyon filled to the rim with fog. Several photographers were on hand including Ben Mayberry who captured some amazing panoramic shots, and Paul Lettieri managed to shoot a timelapse of the event.

Barcelona KALEIDOLAPSE

Barcelona KALEIDOLAPSE from myLapse on Vimeo.

A Supercell Near Booker, Texas

This is possibly the most beautiful cinematography of a weather event I have ever seen. It's filmed in super high definition and you can see every little nuance of the cloud formation. Purely by coincidence the storm was near Booker, Texas (no relation to me that I know of). 

It was filmed by Mike Olbinski.

20 Hours Of The Blizzard In 40 Seconds

December 2010 Blizzard Timelapse from Michael Black on Vimeo.

Time Lapse Iceland Volcano

Do you remember that volcano in Iceland that was causing havoc for European airlines this summer? This person captured the most beautiful (actually, the only) time lapse film I have ever seen of a volcano in action.


Iceland, Eyjafjallajökull - May 1st and 2nd, 2010 from Sean Stiegemeier on Vimeo.

Music by: Jónsi - Kolniður (jonsi.com)