This was so beautiful.. :')... I love this video! The layers looked so well-formed. Great editing and filming. The music was just wonderful, amazing guitar work.. :) Thank you so so much! Thank you, I read the description, thank you again :)
@Nicolas11x12TECH Hahah -- I was thinking of you when I chose the music -- I wanted something with good guitar work, and layers of sound to match the layers of cloud. And I wanted something interesting to post in time for your birthday. I'm so glad you liked it! :D
Just wanted to add that you could not have chosen better music to complete the feeling here...I swear I can almost hear whale song in places. This is perfection.
@aplacetohideaway Thank you so much! I knew the sky was interesting the day I recorded this, but I was still surprised by how it looked at high speed. Usually I don't pick music that rocks out this much, but I wanted something that kept building all the way through. I didn't notice before you mentioned it, but yes, I can hear the whale sounds too. :D
I cannot tell you how much I love this video! Wow...I've often felt like the sky was another ocean...this just captivated me completely! My heart just soars when I watch this.
Incredible! You're absolutely right about the underwater feel. There were parts that reminded me of a lava lamp. And even when the music got loud, the video was still completely relaxing. Loved it! <3
First, it was SO cool what you did in the tags. Second, I wish I had a waterproof camera so I could capture such neat underwater scenes. Thirdly, while I am too busy watching for planes in your videos to appreciate them, I would like you to know that a gnat was totally captivated by your video and would not leave the computer screen. In sum, you have done some great work here.
@effmeelsetosay First, I hope he notices -- I don't think he's been by yet... Second, I would seriously like to have an underwater camera too. Third, I too find that the animals most attracted to my videos are insects. Moths give me the most encouragement. Fourth, thanks!
When you get two layers of clouds moving at different speeds and in seemingly different directions, it looks like you've slapped layers of video together. I know you haven't, but that's my initial impression.
@RockingJamboree Layers of cloud travelling in different directions isn't all that uncommon, but it's hard to notice at normal speed. It has happened -- albeit less noticeably -- in a lot of my videos, including the Sweet Dreams video I posted a couple of weeks ago, but there the motion was horizontal. Here, the shadows cast by the upper layer create a lot of drama. Couldn't get that effect with two layers of video -- it would require CGI software.
reminds me of waves on the beach! .. foam and current moving in different directions.. BEAUTIFUL
HypnosReveur 6 months ago
@HypnosReveur Hey, if I lived closer to a beach, I'd be recording waves all the time...
seaottersoup 6 months ago
This was so beautiful.. :')... I love this video! The layers looked so well-formed. Great editing and filming. The music was just wonderful, amazing guitar work.. :) Thank you so so much! Thank you, I read the description, thank you again :)
Thank you!
- Nic
Nicolas11x12TECH 7 months ago
@Nicolas11x12TECH Hahah -- I was thinking of you when I chose the music -- I wanted something with good guitar work, and layers of sound to match the layers of cloud. And I wanted something interesting to post in time for your birthday. I'm so glad you liked it! :D
seaottersoup 6 months ago
Just wanted to add that you could not have chosen better music to complete the feeling here...I swear I can almost hear whale song in places. This is perfection.
aplacetohideaway 7 months ago
@aplacetohideaway Thank you so much! I knew the sky was interesting the day I recorded this, but I was still surprised by how it looked at high speed. Usually I don't pick music that rocks out this much, but I wanted something that kept building all the way through. I didn't notice before you mentioned it, but yes, I can hear the whale sounds too. :D
seaottersoup 7 months ago
I cannot tell you how much I love this video! Wow...I've often felt like the sky was another ocean...this just captivated me completely! My heart just soars when I watch this.
aplacetohideaway 7 months ago
Incredible! You're absolutely right about the underwater feel. There were parts that reminded me of a lava lamp. And even when the music got loud, the video was still completely relaxing. Loved it! <3
AnnaHeartsTheWorld 7 months ago
@AnnaHeartsTheWorld Hey, your right about the lava lamp comparison, even if the colours here are a bit muted. :-P
seaottersoup 7 months ago
First, it was SO cool what you did in the tags. Second, I wish I had a waterproof camera so I could capture such neat underwater scenes. Thirdly, while I am too busy watching for planes in your videos to appreciate them, I would like you to know that a gnat was totally captivated by your video and would not leave the computer screen. In sum, you have done some great work here.
effmeelsetosay 7 months ago
@effmeelsetosay First, I hope he notices -- I don't think he's been by yet... Second, I would seriously like to have an underwater camera too. Third, I too find that the animals most attracted to my videos are insects. Moths give me the most encouragement. Fourth, thanks!
seaottersoup 7 months ago
When you get two layers of clouds moving at different speeds and in seemingly different directions, it looks like you've slapped layers of video together. I know you haven't, but that's my initial impression.
RockingJamboree 7 months ago
@RockingJamboree Layers of cloud travelling in different directions isn't all that uncommon, but it's hard to notice at normal speed. It has happened -- albeit less noticeably -- in a lot of my videos, including the Sweet Dreams video I posted a couple of weeks ago, but there the motion was horizontal. Here, the shadows cast by the upper layer create a lot of drama. Couldn't get that effect with two layers of video -- it would require CGI software.
seaottersoup 7 months ago