B-Roll Video: Time-lapse: South Rim Winter

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Duration:

1 minute

Two scenes show action that took 30 minutes in real time in 1 minute of video. The view is from Hopi Point on the South Rim of the park. Video is in the public domain (1080p 30fps)

 

Duration:

1 minute

Time-lapse video of a total cloud inversion that filled Grand Canyon on Thursday, December 11, 2014. The action in this 1 minute video would take 15 minutes in real time. Almost looks like ocean tides advancing and retreating. (1080p 30 fps)

 

Duration:

50 seconds

During the winter, warmer air rising up from the bottom of the canyon, meets cooler, moister air and creates the clouds you see in this video. (29.29 fps 1080p)

 

Duration:

23 seconds

Clouds sweeping over the Grand Canyon on a winter evening as darkness falls. From Bright Angel Trailhead area. (24 fps, 1080p)

 

Duration:

49 seconds

Winter Storm clouds move from right to left through the landscape. Cloud play in the center around Zoroaster and Brahma Temples. (29.29 fps 1080p)

 

Duration:

23 seconds

Fast moving clouds sweep from west to east, creating shadows along the Bright Angel Fault. (24 fps, 1080p)

 

Duration:

15 seconds

A winter sunrise from Yaki Point, the light moves downward, brightening the depths of the Canyon. (24fps, 1080p)

 

Duration:

1 minute, 10 seconds

Clouds whip past this rim spot near Grand Canyon Village, light moves across the landscape, and then snow starts falling. (24fps, 1080p)