Showing posts with label Patrick Cullis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Patrick Cullis. Show all posts

Saturday, March 2, 2013

Snow on the Flatirons


Snow on the Flatirons from Patrick Cullis on Vimeo.

  Video from my photo shoots of the Flatirons in Boulder on February 27th.  I took photos early in the morning before sunrise and then later in the evening after sunset and before the nearly full moon rose on the eastern horizon.  Once the moon rose, it put a spotlight on the iconic peaks while the stars were still visible.  Music is by Excavacation and my good friend Chad Parsons.  Thank you to him for providing good music to set my photos to.

Tuesday, June 12, 2012

Upgrading Video

  I'm currently uploading all of my videos over to YouTube.  My Transit of Venus movie can now be seen in all its 1080p high def glory.

Science Friday Venus Transit Contest

My Transit of Venus photo on Science Friday Photo Contest

  I've been struggling through the intricacies of getting my videos to show up on Google search.  For how easy people keep saying this is, it really isn't.  I guess that's why web optimization is such a big business these days.  But, the root of my problem is that I just found out all my embedded Vimeo videos use the new header page that (finally) allows them to work on mobile devices such as the iPhone and iPad, but which amazingly make them invisible to the horde of Google spiders crawling the web for search mapping.  Google isn't too concerned with the plight of Vimeo users since they own YouTube, but I would think that Vimeo would be working harder at rectifying this.  But, the good news is that while following my video stats this morning to see where people are actually able to find my stuff, I saw a new blip on the radar coming from the Science Friday website!  Booyah!

Friday, June 8, 2012

TRANSIT of VENUS


 The Transit of Venus. I Finally finished putting together my video of the transit on June 5, 2012. It was a lot of work aligning a lot of images that were especially troublesome because of the 25mph winds during the transit. I got some good footage though, including video of an airplane flying across the Sun during the event. I hope you enjoy it. I had a lot of fun planning and executing this shoot.

Saturday, May 26, 2012

Practice for the Transit

  I set up the telescopes and solar filter Memorial Day Weekend for some practice on the upcoming Transit of Venus.  I worked out a few of the kinks with the optics and software and think I'm ready to go.  Definitely got one of the best sunspot photographs to date.

The Sun photographed on May 26, 2012

A zoomed in photograph of Sunspot 1486 on May 26, 2012

Monday, May 21, 2012

Eclipse Part II

The Annular Solar Eclipse begins above New Castle, Colorado. 
Eclipsing Sun with Sunspot
The Solar Eclipse of May 20, 2012 
The Eclipsing Sun Shines through Clouds above Colorado

Solar Eclipse Near Maximum

The Eclipsed Setting Sun finds a clear spot in the sky

The Sun Setting and Ending a Fantastic Eclipse

Annular Solar Eclipse Video