Clouds never stay still. They're in a state of perpetual transition, mutating from one form to another. This ephemeral, ever-changing quality is part of their beauty. If you have time-lapse video of clouds for this page, upload it to a video hosting site like Vimeo or YouTube and send us a link.
Soaring over Cumulus Clouds
Cloud enthusiast, Mike Rubin, recently sent us this video which shows him spiralling around a cumulus cloud after a cloud climb. If you enjoy this one, see more at his Fly By Wire videos.
“CLOUD”
CLOUD is an interactive sculpture created from 6,000 incandescent light bulbs by Canadian artists and collaborators Caitlind r.c. Brown & Wayne Garrett. The piece utilizes pull string switches and everyday domestic light bulbs, re-imagining their potential to catalyze collaborative moments and create an enveloping, experiential environment. To read more about it please visit the website. […]
Kelvin-Helmholtz Timelapse
Cloud enthusiast, Ben Brown-Steiner, a post-doc at Cornell University has recently been capturing time-lapse videos of clouds. Last month he captured this wonderful Kelvin-Helmholtz cloud which he has asked us to share with you.
Cloudwatching with a Piano
Toronto based composer and pianist, Denis Schingh recently sent us this video of his solo piano piece called “Clouds”. It features photos taken by him and some of his friends. We hope you enjoy it as much as we did…
Cool Sun….
Paramotor pilot, Brian Tunnard, filmed this video whilst flying on 20th January 2015. He says on his YouTube page “The viz was a bit hazy … and it’s a LOT cooller than it looks …but it was a VERY enjoyable flight nonetheless. I encountered a suprisingly strong headwind on the first leg of the flight, […]
Asperitas clouds over Lincoln, Nebraska
This video, taken by James Bitz, shows asperitas clouds which preceded a storm cell on July 7th, 2014 over Lincoln Nebraska
Video Premiere
We were recently contacted by Ninja Tune as one of their artists – FaltyDL – has a new EP coming out, “Frontin (Brrd Remix)” and has used clouds for the inspiration of his video. Video directed by Beau Burrows – http://beauburrows.com/ Taken from the new EP ‘///I\II\\\\’ by FaltyDL, out now via Ninja Tune. Buy […]
Discover how clouds stay floating in the sky
Thank you to Robert Blair who found this video made by the host of PBS Digital’s “It’s Okay To Be Smart”, Joe Hanson, who explains everything from cloud names, to condensation, to where the term “cloud nine” comes from. He also mentions the Cloud Appreciation Society…
Timelapse Waving Clouds
Brecht Iliaens recently sent this short timelapse of cloud formations over Duffel, Belgium.
