A sunrise time lapse over Malton and the Yorkshire Wolds. Taken in December 2024.
Gallery: 2024 Miscellanea
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A sunrise time lapse over Malton and the Yorkshire Wolds. Taken in December 2024.
Gallery: 2024 Miscellanea
The first of what is likely to be a run of videos from my spring trip to Cornwall – ‘Breaking Waves at Poldhu Cove’.
See more video and photography from this trip at ‘Cornwall, Spring 2025‘!
My final video from Cauldron Falls in the Winter of 2024. This – and other videos and photographs from my Winter 2024 trip – can be found here.
The third video I took at Cauldron Falls in the Winter of 2024. This – and other videos and photographs from my Winter 2024 trip – can be found here.
The second of this winter’s videos of Cauldron Falls. This – and other videos and photographs from my Winter 2024 trip – can be found here.
And here’s is the first of a set of videos taken at Cauldron Falls in the Winter of 2024. See more videos and photographs from that trip here!
Another little aide-memoire masquerading as a blog post; the specific incantation required to turn a video into a named sequence of images with ffmpeg is…
ffmpeg -i <path to source video> -vf fps=<frames per second> <output directory/basename->%d.png
…where…
<path to source video> is the path to the video file in question.
<frames per second> is the number of frames per second of footage to extract. This can be less than 1 if you wish to extract at a lower rate than one frame per second.
<output directory/basename->%d.png is a composite instruction to create files in the directory ‘output directory’, for these files to have the prefix ‘basename-‘, and for these files to have an incrementing count appended to the end. It also specifies that the output files should be in the ‘.png’ format.
Out into Runswick Bay by drone.
Winscar reservoir and the east end of the old Woodhead Tunnels