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Rain Ahead
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Storm Brewing
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We could not have asked for more perfect weather for our two stay in the Badlands National Park. We had bright blue skies with just the right amount of clouds. The storm clouds were the icing on the cake. The beauty of this land is in its vast and desolate nature. This protected land is comprised of just under 250,000 acres of eroded buttes, pinnacles and spires among the expansive prairie the makes up most of Eastern South Dakota.
Spending two days in the park to [hopefully] capture at least one sunsets and one sunrise provide ample time to explore the entire park and then some. We made several trips through the park along the main thoroughfare (240). If you have time, I highly recommend traveling on Sage Creek Road (590) and Conata Road (509) between Yellow Mounds Overlook and 44.
Here are some shot from a two days traversing the park.
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I haven’t created as much time-lapse content as I would like. I continue to work with my GoPro to get better at it. I setup on the deck among the tomato jungle I created this season using the Alaskan Bucket System.
Here is new video I produced yesterday afternoon/evening: Weather over tomato jungle. I like the clouds most in the second half of the video.
Photo mode: 1 frame/30 seconds output @ 15 fps.
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