Time-lapse video shots looking down from Craggy Gardens on a sea of clouds depict their energy and feel as they roil and flow up against the mountainsides and sometimes over the ridges. Audio track by Dep, who originally hails from Weaverville, according to his Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/depmusic
“I shot this footage on the morning of oct 30 at craggy pinnacle,” commented Bob on this week’s Video a-go-go, who asked that we post his video. (With pleasure!)
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3 thoughts on “The life of clouds: Craggy Garden sunrise, a video by revpictures”
Wow! Great video!
Wow. That is so very, very cool. I had no idea clouds reacted like waves. Riveting and wonderful video. Thanks.
WOW! Beautiful! Thanks for sharing them with the world.