Time Lapse, Spokane 2 Seattle
 

300 miles, 2397 Images, 1 Frame Every 7 Seconds, 1/2 Second exposure.

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very nice. i just saw one of these today on yahoo, and i have to learn how to do this. here's the link i ran across earlier. nice work though.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/mashable/201...urora_borealis

That's pretty cool. I'm actually making the drive to Spokane from Seattle tomorrow morning. It just reminded me how long that is......

Nice. What camera were you using?

Nice! I did this on my way from San Francisco to Eugene. Unfortunately, mine didn't turn out so well because I shot 1 photo every 30 seconds so the video ended up being was real jumpy during the twisty/turny parts of the drive, which was most of it. (I took Highway 1 and 101 instead of I-5).