In honor of the Milwaukee Brewers being in the World Series, we're throwing it back to when our cameras captured a time-lapse of the iconic mural in Schlitz Park in Milwaukee.

It looks like a giant white wing suspended in a perfectly blue sky. But something extraordinary is happening.

This strange cloud appears almost completely stationary, even though strong winds are blowing.

Look closely.

Too close to houses to blow up so it's the old fashioned way.

Dji Mini 5 Pro, circular Timelapse, 2 second interval

This breathtaking timelapse captures a brilliantly colorful rainbow glowing beneath dramatic clouds while the sky transforms from grey to golden yellow, then deep orange, before finally turning soft pink at sunset.

Hello. I have a rhino system. Works great, i've sunk a fair amount of money into it, and the company went out of business. The battery is starting to fail and i'm looking to replace it. Is this possible? Or any resources for non DC external power solutions? Thanks. I'd hate to completely get rid of it because of this.

This motion-lapse captures the transition from sunset to night, showcasing the bridge's 2026 LED lighting upgrade as it illuminates its iconic tied-arch structure.

Peter Courtney Minto Island Bridge - Motion-Lapse

10/22/26

Repeating the 2021 Mauna Kea time-lapse five years later: same night, same YouTube live stream (still running!). This time the moon follows a different path, and the night is not as bright. The Keck I telescope is actively lasing. Frames were grabbed retrospectively, all at once, every 20 s with Rewyt. Credit: NAOJ & Asahi Shimbun. Camera (per stream description): Sony ILME-FX3, FE 24mm F1.4 GM.

Shot on nikon D5300

18-140 mm lens ( shot at 79 mm)

Time taken - approx an hour

A beginner at timelapses

Any suggestions would be helpful

Plus what settings should I use to get smoother results??