This is Jim Harmer and you're listening to the podcast this week. We have some great topics for you this

week and today we have Brian Peck's and rusty Parkhurst on the line. Hey guys.

Hey Jim, how's it going?

Well, all three of us shoot primarily landscape and nature outdoor kind of stuff photography

and so that's going to be the thrust of our episode today.

In the first half we're going to talk about taking unique photos,

things that other people really haven't done before.

And in the second half we are people really haven't done before.

And in the second half, we are, or I'm sorry, in the first half we're going to talk about

time lapse photography and some great techniques to help you on your way.

And in the second half we're going to talk about taking photos that others haven't before.

So we've been talking on the podcast pretty frequently as of late about time lapse photography.

I think because it's become my secret love,

not so secret love, this time lapse photography.

Rusty you wrote an article about this

called 13 shore Fire time lapse photography tips and a lot of the information we're going to talk about today is similar to that post so be sure to check out that post if you're if you're listening but I wanted to ask you

first trustee on that post you have a video just a 26 second time lapse that you took and it's nuts it's crazy awesome tell us

about that time lapse and how you got it. So yeah that's time lapse was kind of a

little bit lucky a little bit of luck went into that that that storm that went through near where I live just happened to pass to the north of us but

and just produced just a just incredible amounts of lightning

it was just amazing at an amazing light show it never did rain where I was so I was able to stay out outside of the storm itself just kind of at a distance and shoot from from my house actually.

I just had the camera pointed to the north and I had I was

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