I watch this film now often with my son. Most of the time in his bed right before he sleeps. He is 8 with autism and this film continuously amazes both of us. Every time we are done we pick our jaws up off of the floor and move on but the thought feeling of being in an incredible storm sticks with us both. We go to sleep with that feeling and it is just amazing. He just told me to tell you that this is the best movie he’s ever seen! Thanks man. Your hard work is appreciated!!!!!
Wow Benjamin...thank you for sharing that, I'm so incredibly honored that you and your son love it enough to watch it before bed, I'm just at a loss for words!
@THE URANIUM CAFE You, without a doubt -- without even a scintilla of doubt and in light of all the comments I have read to all the videos I have watched in the past month and more -- have managed to actually cause me to involuntarily produce a guttural, choking sound of utter disgust, contempt, and disdain all rolled into one. I have no doubt also that you vote *Democrat*.
Ahh here we are having watched what could be one of the most beautiful videos ever, which has the ability to transcend time and put us in awe of this world we live in and yet people argue of irrelevant things. Humans..
Guys, we all just made more relevant TUC's stupid comment by talking about it instead of focusing on how amazing Benjamin Pike's was and how this amazing video is a work of art. The incredible music, man! And Mike Olbinki's gracious respond.
@@matthewdeoliveira2073 possibly that it looks so much different being able to see such things operate and play out quickly. Its nice to observe them at normal pace but seeing it like this is just something else.
Breathtaking and being a chaser myself I can only begin to imagine the hundreds or thousands of hours put into this. This is absolutely highly commendable work.
Hi not meaning to sound offensive, just curious, why would you need to spend so much time to chase a storm? Is it a logistical issue or something more? Thanks
Because storms don't cooperate...you can't just go out and get a tornado everyday, or see an epic supercell everyday. Takes lots of work and chances to see the good stuff. You can go chase for eight hours and get nothing. Or you can chase for eight hours and get all kinds of good stuff.
Have to comment again: As a professional photographer and artist who has done some storm chasing myself, this is a beautiful work of art. I'm jealous and intimidated.
The music is just amazing. If you wanted to capture the ominous creeping up of a storm this is it. The cinematography is truly stunning as well. Perfect combo of music and visuals
For over twenty years, since I was a teenager, I have imagined opening an epic fantasy movie with a time-lapse of a storm building over the sea. Watching this humbling work of art just now I found myself back on that seashore, this time thinking, "what if..." Thank you. X
As a severe weather enthusiast, it took a very long time to get to that point. My journey is like many other storm-lovers’ stories; It started when I was 9 years old. I’ll never forget it. A tornado came barreling through our front yard one calm September evening, without warning. I remember staring out of our big bay window in awe at what was happening outside. I knew that I should be taking cover, but they say people become almost Mesmerized by tornadoes, and that’s exactly what it felt like. I couldn’t look away, almost to my detriment. But, just as quickly as the funnel came, it disappeared, and all was right in the world again. Except, something was awakened in me. This deep-seeded fear sort of crept into my 9 year old self, not at first, but slowly over time. It got to the point where I was terrified if there was even a slight breeze, and if it was thundering out, forget it. I was rolled up in a ball at the foot of my parents bed, crying & hyperventilating from fear. This fear lasted my entire childhood. I always remember being afraid that a tornado would come. In the shower, I’d be afraid to wash my hair because thoughts of what would happen if a tornado hit while I had soap in my hair would race through my mind. This intense fear somehow slowly went away once I was a young adult, maybe in my early 20’s, and was replaced by an intense interest in storms. I don’t know how it happened, but now I live for a good thunderstorm. I even go out and drive to an open area where I have a decent view of the sky when we get severe weather alerts. I absolutely love them now! But it’s not just the storms I enjoy; It’s the cozy feeling of hunkering down with loved ones & battening down the hatches that comes along with it. Like for a moment, the world stops and nothing else matters. It’s the threat of chaos that thrills my soul. I don’t quite understand it, but it’s a truly amazing feeling. Addicting, even. Kind of like when the power goes out and you all huddle together under the warm glow of candlelight. It’s just a cozy feeling. Comforting. I don’t know why I became so afraid of storms as a kid, but I’m positive that the tornado I experienced when I was 9 had something to do with it. I’ve read that it’s common for kids to get PTSD after major storms or natural disasters, and it sounds a lot like what I experienced. But I was never diagnosed officially, mainly because my parents likely didn’t think it was anything worth seeing a doctor over. But whatever it was, I’m glad that I’m no longer crippled with fear whenever nature decides to grace us with her presence & put on a show. I’d be severely missing out.
As a photographer myself, I understand these are a lot harder than they look to make! Really appreciate it. It takes dedication and skill to pull this off with no mess-ups. This is literally one of those things you need to often do frame-by-frame stills in RAW and painstakingly edit together for HOURS. Not to mention the travelling and staying up! And making sure everything is sturdy and in place. One good gust of wind and a loosened tripod and all the work could be ruined and have to buy expensive equipment all over again. Also never knowing what to expect in that weather. A stray lightning bolt could ruin the camera, even if it's not a direct hit. But in the end, it's worth it and SO satisfying to realize you finished it and to sit back and watch it. VERY GOOD JOB!
Terrifying, powerful, overwhelming, but most of all incredible and even beautiful. Sometimes it seems like we’re under the sea, sometimes it doesn’t even look like it’s from our planet. I can’t believe my eyes! Thank you so so much for your talented work (and I believe we also have to thank to you wife)
Stunning work... from the cinematography to the editing to the music. I’ve lived in the east my whole life and only got out west once. It’s almost impossible to get a feeling for the scale of these scenes even if you’ve seen the big sky. This would make a great short before an IMAX movie!
YOU ARE THE BOSS! You got all the stuff that all the tornado chasing TV shows were supposed to get!!! They only wanted to get IN IT. YOU GOT ALL THAT MAKES IT! THANK YOU!
Seriously for what it truly is worth, all of your work relating to timelapses of these weather formations are beyond awe inspiring. For someone like me pursuing a degree in Environmental Science to eventually go after a masters in Meteorology, these images and videos encompass the very nature of why I want to do this for the rest of my life. It is absolutely beautiful, yet extremely powerful to see these forces of nature put on such astonishing shows as they dance across the atmosphere. I'm just glad someone as skilled as yourself has taken the time to film such beauty. Thank you Mike and keep up the incredible work and as I've seen you shout out your wife, much thanks to her as well. No great work was ever accomplished without the guidance of a great woman near by. Look forward to more from your wonderful collection. Sincerely Johnny O
I watch your films at .5 speed in order to see more details and STILL, I must watch each multiple times as I cannot get enough of the magic! I am overwhelmed by how many reactions and emotions well up in the course of viewing them... THANK YOU (and those who support you) for the incredible dedication in bringing such amazing scenery to us! This artwork is nearly as timeless as the weather itself-
In 2003 I made a drive from Seattle WA across to Wyoming, down to Colorado, then all over TX and west to Grand Canyon, Las Vegas, Palm Spring,s San Diego and back up the coast to Seattle. in about 32 days. I ran into a lot of Spring weather, rainstorms, white out snowstorms, tornado in Happy TX, and more wind and rainstorms across TX and from the Grand Canyon to Vegas, a dust storm. I had some beautiful weather and some really nasty stuff, but it was to visit various friends and relatives along the way. The tornado near Happy TX was the most dramatic as we watched the fingers reach down out of the clouds trying to form that tornado which it eventually did but by then it was wrapped in a rainstorm so we couldn't see it though we were within 2 miles of Happy. It cut the Baptist church in half, and jumped over the town, killing a grandmother and her two grandkids. I'll never forget that trip which I drove by myself. About 7000 miles. This was amazing and absolutely stunning to see these storms form and swirl and toss about.
@@MikeOlbinski Hi Again. In August I drove over to Savannah GA to celebrate my daughter's birthday. Everyone was trying to talk me out of it since the Hurricane was reportedly going to hit Louisiana, but I figured I'd beat it across the north of the state, and I did. On the way home it all had passed by and I only saw them tending to downed trees. The weather was beautiful both ways. I love to drive, obviously and am aware all the time!!
I was required to watch this video for part of my online learning in my science class, and it was one of the coolest videos I've ever watched!! It's so beautifully captured, and I was captivated the whole time. Thank you for sharing this!!
I suffer from depression and anxiety from time to time. Very little in this world brings me as much peace and an overwhelming sense of love as much as this film does. It proves to me that the master architect loves us. Thank you.
You are an amazing human being for thinking of this and actually creating this to share with other people. Thank you to you and your wonderful wife. I cried.
Absolutely breathtaking! Thank you for all the hard work and time invested in making this, and of course for sharing it with the rest of us. The music was a perfect fit and gorgeous, as well. :)
Absolutely stunning! The time lapses are astounding and your cutting to match the music is just masterful. Thank you for all of your films and thank you wife for allowing you the time to create such remarkable work.
Mike, Outstanding footage. More than a passing resemblence in these clouds to an under water shot of waves on a beach. I'm sure meteorologist's could use this footage in their training, as it has so many varied conditions contained. Thank you and your wife for your efforts. Excellent. !
Wow, the combination of the music and the time lapsed film creates a lump on my throat. My older son when younger had a fascination for the storms, he was amazed by the film.
Every once in a while I watch a video on UA-cam and 10 seconds in I bump the resolution up as high as my computer can handle because I know it'll be worth it. This was one of those. Damn, that was incredible.
I watched it on my 4K big screen and believe me Sony should buy it up and use it as their main 4K marketing tool. Of course I’m not suggesting you sell your work as an oversized screensaver. LOL
Behold, He is coming with clouds, and every eye will see Him, even they who pierced Him. And all the tribes of the earth will mourn because of Him. Even so, Amen... Rev. 1:7
I use this video and Dustin Farrell's Transient 4K to calibrate all my electronics which is why I send a buck or two every now and then. I trust your wonderful wife and kids are doing well❤Thanks again for your dedication!
I have loved storms my whole life. The ambience, the air, the smell and the difference in pressure. Seeing this movie makes me feel so peaceful and so humbled, I love it. Amazing work. Also, I would recommend to put a flashing light warning in the beginning of the video or a title, for people with photosensitivity.
I'm shocked how amazing this is? Seeing the clouds form in Storms in Timelapse is one of the most beautiful thing I've seen.. just wow, this video made me understand more of how beautiful, majestic, terrifying and powerful mothernature is. Awesome Job!! 👍👍
I think I've watched this video about 90 times. I watch it when chaos takes over my life, as if I need it because it reminds me of the summer storms that were so soothing with all its thunder and lightning. Thank you so much
This year has taken a toll on me mentally and physically. I started watching storm videos today and i think ive found my safe space. Thank you for making this film.
That is absolutely breathtakingly beautiful, and it's so obvious to everyone who watches this that it's a true labour of love. Thank you so much. I think if this video had been 5 hours long I would still have watched every second!
Once again, i'm mesmerized by another one of your awe inspiring timelapse films that you've made. Especially that first scene of the McLean tornado, and the epic mammatus display over New Mexico. Keep up the amazing work, and don't let a few missed storms keep you down. I'm sure 2018 will provide many more tornadoes and supercells! Can't wait to see your next timelapse when it comes out c:
Stunning, serene, and surreal. Thanks. I wish I had this on a repeating screen like a picture to always play on a wall, even when no one is looking at it. And yes, there is peace even in the storm since peace is the individual's perspective. Looking at our planet as it might become unlivable for our species would be amazing, if not extinguishing our awareness.
Just WOW! What more can you say. Love the vivid colours, and the velvet clouds that look sooo soft to touch. The music is very well suited, very well done to your music producer. Fab job all round :-)
Have you ever thought of capturing a lightning storm in slow motion? I know it would take 2 hours to watch but I love watching lighting in slow motion I have captured some clips on my iPhone 240fps lol and it looks amazing!
The movement of the clouds, the pattern, the colours, the music..this is a masterpiece. Be proud, i know ibwould have if i managed to compose a short but intese film as this❤️👌🏻
To my eyes this is the best timelapse video to date! Just incredible!! Perfectly blended with the music, at times it felt like I was watching the waves of the ocean from below the sea. There is an ocean in our skies.
I watch this film now often with my son. Most of the time in his bed right before he sleeps. He is 8 with autism and this film continuously amazes both of us. Every time we are done we pick our jaws up off of the floor and move on but the thought feeling of being in an incredible storm sticks with us both. We go to sleep with that feeling and it is just amazing. He just told me to tell you that this is the best movie he’s ever seen! Thanks man. Your hard work is appreciated!!!!!
Wow Benjamin...thank you for sharing that, I'm so incredibly honored that you and your son love it enough to watch it before bed, I'm just at a loss for words!
@THE URANIUM CAFE Get out!
@THE URANIUM CAFE You, without a doubt -- without even a scintilla of doubt and in light of all the comments I have read to all the videos I have watched in the past month and more -- have managed to actually cause me to involuntarily produce a guttural, choking sound of utter disgust, contempt, and disdain all rolled into one. I have no doubt also that you vote *Democrat*.
Ahh here we are having watched what could be one of the most beautiful videos ever, which has the ability to transcend time and put us in awe of this world we live in and yet people argue of irrelevant things. Humans..
Guys, we all just made more relevant TUC's stupid comment by talking about it instead of focusing on how amazing Benjamin Pike's was and how this amazing video is a work of art. The incredible music, man! And Mike Olbinki's gracious respond.
This has entirely and forever changed my perspective on storms.
Thanks so much! I got more, check 'em out!
What was your previous perspective?
@@matthewdeoliveira2073 possibly that it looks so much different being able to see such things operate and play out quickly.
Its nice to observe them at normal pace but seeing it like this is just something else.
@@austinthornton4150 I was wondering what the previous perspective was.
@@matthewdeoliveira2073 for sure.
Let’s just appreciate that he is still hearting comments after all this time!
haha, thanks Mr Pro!
Mike! Absolutely love your work. This popped up today. Shared it on Facebook for you.
I've been a fan for a while.
@@robertborchert932 thank you Robert!
EARTH! What a beautiful powerful amazing planet. And for a brief moment we get to live on it
Yes, just the blink of an eye on a time scale, that’s why we have to try a cherish every moment.
Profound
Some random GUY but we can’t live on them, you missed the point. Earth is where our life is
And kill it with garbage.
UNKNOWNEAGLE ONLINE...ALERTA GALACTICO ONLINE 😘
Breathtaking and being a chaser myself I can only begin to imagine the hundreds or thousands of hours put into this. This is absolutely highly commendable work.
Thank you Mitchelle!
Didn't diminish it for me, means a lot when someone notices the time and effort it takes to do something like this.
Hi not meaning to sound offensive, just curious, why would you need to spend so much time to chase a storm? Is it a logistical issue or something more? Thanks
Because storms don't cooperate...you can't just go out and get a tornado everyday, or see an epic supercell everyday. Takes lots of work and chances to see the good stuff. You can go chase for eight hours and get nothing. Or you can chase for eight hours and get all kinds of good stuff.
Ufo bei 2.21 oberhalb der wolke!!!!¡!!!!!!!!!
There are no words to describe this………. I love how at times it felt like being under water in the sea.
"...And God separated the waters below from the waters above"
Have to comment again: As a professional photographer and artist who has done some storm chasing myself, this is a beautiful work of art. I'm jealous and intimidated.
Thank you Harvey, I truly appreciate that honesty haha....taken a lot of work to get here.
“This, too, shall pass.” Even the fiercest storm.
Beautiful and spectacular scenery!
The music is just amazing. If you wanted to capture the ominous creeping up of a storm this is it. The cinematography is truly stunning as well. Perfect combo of music and visuals
For over twenty years, since I was a teenager, I have imagined opening an epic fantasy movie with a time-lapse of a storm building over the sea. Watching this humbling work of art just now I found myself back on that seashore, this time thinking, "what if..."
Thank you. X
Holy cow! I would really love to see this in iMAX
wouldnt u love to see in real instead of imax?
@@ayktklaslan unfortunately you don't have time lapse in real view 😀
Yes please
What is an i max?
@@yk68 IMAX is a cinema company known for showing films on the largest screens possible.
As a severe weather enthusiast, it took a very long time to get to that point. My journey is like many other storm-lovers’ stories; It started when I was 9 years old. I’ll never forget it. A tornado came barreling through our front yard one calm September evening, without warning. I remember staring out of our big bay window in awe at what was happening outside. I knew that I should be taking cover, but they say people become almost Mesmerized by tornadoes, and that’s exactly what it felt like. I couldn’t look away, almost to my detriment. But, just as quickly as the funnel came, it disappeared, and all was right in the world again.
Except, something was awakened in me. This deep-seeded fear sort of crept into my 9 year old self, not at first, but slowly over time. It got to the point where I was terrified if there was even a slight breeze, and if it was thundering out, forget it. I was rolled up in a ball at the foot of my parents bed, crying & hyperventilating from fear. This fear lasted my entire childhood. I always remember being afraid that a tornado would come. In the shower, I’d be afraid to wash my hair because thoughts of what would happen if a tornado hit while I had soap in my hair would race through my mind.
This intense fear somehow slowly went away once I was a young adult, maybe in my early 20’s, and was replaced by an intense interest in storms. I don’t know how it happened, but now I live for a good thunderstorm. I even go out and drive to an open area where I have a decent view of the sky when we get severe weather alerts. I absolutely love them now! But it’s not just the storms I enjoy; It’s the cozy feeling of hunkering down with loved ones & battening down the hatches that comes along with it. Like for a moment, the world stops and nothing else matters. It’s the threat of chaos that thrills my soul.
I don’t quite understand it, but it’s a truly amazing feeling. Addicting, even. Kind of like when the power goes out and you all huddle together under the warm glow of candlelight. It’s just a cozy feeling. Comforting. I don’t know why I became so afraid of storms as a kid, but I’m positive that the tornado I experienced when I was 9 had something to do with it.
I’ve read that it’s common for kids to get PTSD after major storms or natural disasters, and it sounds a lot like what I experienced. But I was never diagnosed officially, mainly because my parents likely didn’t think it was anything worth seeing a doctor over. But whatever it was, I’m glad that I’m no longer crippled with fear whenever nature decides to grace us with her presence & put on a show. I’d be severely missing out.
I was sitting in front of my computer screen, in a chair, but by the ending i literally stood up to clap for this. overwhelmingly incredible work
Wow, thank you so much!!!
@@MikeOlbinski the best . i have never seen this good so good thank you oh wow OMG
Gay.
@@spire393 I stood up and clapped when I saw this comment.
@@Istredd109 wha... when I called the over the top comment 'gay'?
As a photographer myself, I understand these are a lot harder than they look to make! Really appreciate it. It takes dedication and skill to pull this off with no mess-ups. This is literally one of those things you need to often do frame-by-frame stills in RAW and painstakingly edit together for HOURS. Not to mention the travelling and staying up! And making sure everything is sturdy and in place. One good gust of wind and a loosened tripod and all the work could be ruined and have to buy expensive equipment all over again. Also never knowing what to expect in that weather. A stray lightning bolt could ruin the camera, even if it's not a direct hit. But in the end, it's worth it and SO satisfying to realize you finished it and to sit back and watch it. VERY GOOD JOB!
An absolute masterpiece! From the ethereal visuals of nature's power to the haunting and beautiful music, this is art for the ages.
Thank you Anna!
Hi Anna, I agree, You can find Peter Nanasi's work here: peternanasi.bandcamp.com/
Terrifying, powerful, overwhelming, but most of all incredible and even beautiful. Sometimes it seems like we’re under the sea, sometimes it doesn’t even look like it’s from our planet. I can’t believe my eyes! Thank you so so much for your talented work (and I believe we also have to thank to you wife)
Literally looks like it could've been taken from any planet really.
Stunning work... from the cinematography to the editing to the music. I’ve lived in the east my whole life and only got out west once. It’s almost impossible to get a feeling for the scale of these scenes even if you’ve seen the big sky. This would make a great short before an IMAX movie!
I'd love that!
Apparently the rings of Saturn affect Earth but humans are a life form with limited existence
YOU ARE THE BOSS! You got all the stuff that all the tornado chasing TV shows were supposed to get!!! They only wanted to get IN IT. YOU GOT ALL THAT MAKES IT! THANK YOU!
hahaha, thank you!
Mike, though I may be a little slow getting here, may I congratulate you on this magnificent work of art.
Well, slow or not, I appreciate it!!!
Seriously for what it truly is worth, all of your work relating to timelapses of these weather formations are beyond awe inspiring. For someone like me pursuing a degree in Environmental Science to eventually go after a masters in Meteorology, these images and videos encompass the very nature of why I want to do this for the rest of my life. It is absolutely beautiful, yet extremely powerful to see these forces of nature put on such astonishing shows as they dance across the atmosphere. I'm just glad someone as skilled as yourself has taken the time to film such beauty. Thank you Mike and keep up the incredible work and as I've seen you shout out your wife, much thanks to her as well. No great work was ever accomplished without the guidance of a great woman near by. Look forward to more from your wonderful collection.
Sincerely Johnny O
Thank you Johnny...man that means a lot, I appreciate it!
My 5 year old and I are hooked on time lapse videos before bed
I take a lot of cloud sunrise and sunset photos. To see these clouds in motion in this wonderful time lapse is majestic.
I watch your films at .5 speed in order to see more details and STILL, I must watch each multiple times as I cannot get enough of the magic! I am overwhelmed by how many reactions and emotions well up in the course of viewing them... THANK YOU (and those who support you) for the incredible dedication in bringing such amazing scenery to us! This artwork is nearly as timeless as the weather itself-
Thank you. I have no words ...
Congratulations on this amazing work! Visually stunning!
This is not a film... it’s a journey...
In 2003 I made a drive from Seattle WA across to Wyoming, down to Colorado, then all over TX and west to Grand Canyon, Las Vegas, Palm Spring,s San Diego and back up the coast to Seattle. in about 32 days. I ran into a lot of Spring weather, rainstorms, white out snowstorms, tornado in Happy TX, and more wind and rainstorms across TX and from the Grand Canyon to Vegas, a dust storm. I had some beautiful weather and some really nasty stuff, but it was to visit various friends and relatives along the way. The tornado near Happy TX was the most dramatic as we watched the fingers reach down out of the clouds trying to form that tornado which it eventually did but by then it was wrapped in a rainstorm so we couldn't see it though we were within 2 miles of Happy. It cut the Baptist church in half, and jumped over the town, killing a grandmother and her two grandkids. I'll never forget that trip which I drove by myself. About 7000 miles. This was amazing and absolutely stunning to see these storms form and swirl and toss about.
Wow, incredible story!
@@MikeOlbinski By the way I was 73 yrs old at the time. I'm now 81 and still on the road.
@@carolgrant3832 Good for you, gives me hope that I will be doing the same!
@@MikeOlbinski Hi Again. In August I drove over to Savannah GA to celebrate my daughter's birthday. Everyone was trying to talk me out of it since the Hurricane was reportedly going to hit Louisiana, but I figured I'd beat it across the north of the state, and I did. On the way home it all had passed by and I only saw them tending to downed trees. The weather was beautiful both ways. I love to drive, obviously and am aware all the time!!
Rembrandt of the Sky......Big Salute.
Thank you!
I was required to watch this video for part of my online learning in my science class, and it was one of the coolest videos I've ever watched!! It's so beautifully captured, and I was captivated the whole time. Thank you for sharing this!!
Oh my gosh, I am overwhelmed with emotion. This was beyond incredible. Thank you for this beautiful piece of work.
nice rack
Mike. I have always loved watching storms. Since I was a young kid in Brazil. This is a gift from you to us. A masterpiece. Thanks
Thanks Wagner, that means a lot!
Reading and watching this is really deeply moving in a special way. It clears the soul. Thank you.
There is rarely a time when I feel different as a human after watching a movie... and this was one of those times. Incredible.
I suffer from depression and anxiety from time to time. Very little in this world brings me as much peace and an overwhelming sense of love as much as this film does. It proves to me that the master architect loves us. Thank you.
When you've been lock down for 2 months and one morning came across this amazing video " i started crying"😭 I feel so much good now. Thanks Mike
Appreciate that Kamran!
I feel your passion ! Whew !!!
I'll never understand people that cry over a youtube video
@@bgcm1995 watch it at 4k on a big screen.
@@bgcm1995 whatever bro. It's not just a "UA-cam video".. the content is what makes one cry. Pavarotti's Nessun Dorma on UA-cam makes me cry.
Mike, this is a master piece, congratulations! This is the most amazing video related to storms i have ever seen.
Thank you, wow, that's a huge compliment!
Beyond words. Thank you for reminding me of the power and beauty of our Creator.
I agree 💯%
Breathtaking...absolutely stunning
I would honestly love to see a storm-chasing documentary, or a feature-length film about this stuff. Watching it like this is mesmerizing.
That was one of the most incredible and beautiful things I have ever watched in my life. Thank you so much for it.
You are an amazing human being for thinking of this and actually creating this to share with other people. Thank you to you and your wonderful wife. I cried.
Definitely agree, I felt a sense of peace watching these storms happen. Beautiful and amazing
That's how I feel in the moment!
Absolutely breathtaking! Thank you for all the hard work and time invested in making this, and of course for sharing it with the rest of us. The music was a perfect fit and gorgeous, as well. :)
Thank you sooooo much for that! Glad you liked the music :)
@@MikeOlbinski I WANT TO SAID IT LIKE THIS , WELL SAID
Absolutely stunning! The time lapses are astounding and your cutting to match the music is just masterful. Thank you for all of your films and thank you wife for allowing you the time to create such remarkable work.
Thank you Steven!
Could watch this for hours and hours. Outstanding work, outstanding efforts and a big thank you to your wife for letting you create this.
Mike, Outstanding footage. More than a passing resemblence in these clouds to an under water shot of waves on a beach. I'm sure meteorologist's could use this footage in their training, as it has so many varied conditions contained. Thank you and your wife for your efforts. Excellent. !
Thank you so much Owen, you're the second person today to mention this film and "under water" in the same breath...I totally agree!
Wow, the combination of the music and the time lapsed film creates a lump on my throat. My older son when younger had a fascination for the storms, he was amazed by the film.
You can find Peter Nanasi's work here: peternanasi.bandcamp.com/
Every once in a while I watch a video on UA-cam and 10 seconds in I bump the resolution up as high as my computer can handle because I know it'll be worth it. This was one of those. Damn, that was incredible.
Thank you!
Marvelous work!!
I watched it on my 4K big screen and believe me Sony should buy it up and use it as their main 4K marketing tool. Of course I’m not suggesting you sell your work as an oversized screensaver. LOL
I find this very calming
Thank you!
Amazing and beautiful. Thx for sharing.
woah them sunset clips are insane
This is the most beautif storm footage i have ever seen, thank you
Thank you for this video. Just blown away by the visuals and music... Thank you so much for this work.
Thanks so much, glad you enjoyed it!
WOOOOOOOWWWWWWW!!! So glad there were not flies around since my jaw was unhinged the entire time!
I don't know how this video doesn't have a million views already. This video is just absolutely breathtaking.
That is Earth.... Still getting around what I just saw, incredible.
Thank you!
Behold, He is coming with clouds, and every eye will see Him, even they who pierced Him. And all the tribes of the earth will mourn because of Him. Even so, Amen... Rev. 1:7
My thoughts exactly.. Praise God!
Amen!
Wow!! The raw power of nature is so mesmerizing. An incredible piece of art you've created, sir. The music goes with the scenes so perfectly.
Hello Daniel, I agree, You can find Peter Nanasi's work here: peternanasi.bandcamp.com/
I use this video and Dustin Farrell's Transient 4K to calibrate all my electronics which is why I send a buck or two every now and then. I trust your wonderful wife and kids are doing well❤Thanks again for your dedication!
haha, thank you for that!!! Appreciate it and I hope it helps!!
I have loved storms my whole life. The ambience, the air, the smell and the difference in pressure. Seeing this movie makes me feel so peaceful and so humbled, I love it. Amazing work. Also, I would recommend to put a flashing light warning in the beginning of the video or a title, for people with photosensitivity.
I'm shocked how amazing this is? Seeing the clouds form in Storms in Timelapse is one of the most beautiful thing I've seen.. just wow, this video made me understand more of how beautiful, majestic, terrifying and powerful mothernature is.
Awesome Job!! 👍👍
Thank you Alexander and for subscribing!
Beautiful! How small we are. How big God is... Well done.
Since I live in Southern California I don’t see any big storms like these, amazing.
Mm Too, i also live in Southern California.
Outstanding music selection! Really amazing to watch the development of these storm fronts and how rapidly they can dominate the area.
Hi Brian, It is, You can find Peter Nanasi's work here: peternanasi.bandcamp.com/
I think I've watched this video about 90 times. I watch it when chaos takes over my life, as if I need it because it reminds me of the summer storms that were so soothing with all its thunder and lightning. Thank you so much
90 times wow, thank you Stefan! Glad it can help a little!
@@MikeOlbinski Yes, I watch him often. Even today )))
Your work never ceased to amaze me! The Undulatus Asperatus clouds at the end were just breathtaking, wow! Great work Mike!!
Load the atmosphere with heavy metal use heterodyne waves via 750,000 Watts of energy / frequency and you get morgellons disease ! Breathtaking!!
Yep last storm was for sure full of chemtrail made. Beautiful but fricking man made.
Wow! Stunning! A visual opera. Beautiful and creative. Epic! Blown away with the color and clarity. Bravo!
This is the kinda thing that makes you wanna attempt to write poetry about, such amazing photography, music also fits perfectly imo
Wow, that is incredibly kind of you to say, thank you!
This year has taken a toll on me mentally and physically. I started watching storm videos today and i think ive found my safe space. Thank you for making this film.
That is absolutely breathtakingly beautiful, and it's so obvious to everyone who watches this that it's a true labour of love. Thank you so much. I think if this video had been 5 hours long I would still have watched every second!
One word. Amazing
Thanks Trace!
I'm in to time lapse now, this film changed my life! There is beauty in time:)
Appreciate you sharing that Samuel, thank you!!!
6:40 OMG another dimension, this is the best work by you mike keep it up!
Your videos have helped me study for nearly 5 years now and I continue to be amazed every time. Thank you for sharing your art!!
Aww, thank you Ken, glad it could help!
watching this again when there is an ongoing thunderstorm clapping outside my window.. adds to the effects!!
Outstanding !! You just have to love Mother Nature. Especially when she's angry!
Danke, dass Du die Ergebnisse Deiner grandiosen Arbeit mit allen teilst. 🙏
Fantastische Sequenzen 🤌
Once again, i'm mesmerized by another one of your awe inspiring timelapse films that you've made. Especially that first scene of the McLean tornado, and the epic mammatus display over New Mexico. Keep up the amazing work, and don't let a few missed storms keep you down. I'm sure 2018 will provide many more tornadoes and supercells! Can't wait to see your next timelapse when it comes out c:
Thank you Sebastian...and you are right, good advice!
This was so beautiful! I love watching video in 4K. But this was more than just storms this was COLOR!
Stunning, serene, and surreal. Thanks. I wish I had this on a repeating screen like a picture to always play on a wall, even when no one is looking at it.
And yes, there is peace even in the storm since peace is the individual's perspective. Looking at our planet as it might become unlivable for our species would be amazing, if not extinguishing our awareness.
I have another video called Ambient Storms that is an hour long that you can loop!
OMG, your videos take me to a place of such peace. I literally loose myself within them. I’am so grateful that you share these with us 💕💕.
Just WOW!
What more can you say.
Love the vivid colours, and the velvet clouds that look sooo soft to touch.
The music is very well suited, very well done to your music producer.
Fab job all round :-)
That was the most visually stunning video that I have seenina very long time. Superb
Awe-some! My god, this makes me feel so small. Love it.
You are small :)
Have you ever thought of capturing a lightning storm in slow motion? I know it would take 2 hours to watch but I love watching lighting in slow motion I have captured some clips on my iPhone 240fps lol and it looks amazing!
What a special place you live in! I never expected storms like this to exist
The Central plains of the United States can have some incredible storms!
The most beautiful and mesmerising thing I have ever seen! Natures beauty at it's best. Thank you so much for capturing it and sharing it with us 😃
That. Was. Amazing. The most beautiful weather video I’ve ever seen. And the music is phenomenal. Great job.
Masterful cinematography, perfect music. Brilliant!!
Hey Tyler, I agree, You can find Peter Nanasi's work here: peternanasi.bandcamp.com/
*The clouds' movements are astonishing! Great photography!* 🙏✨
Thank you!
Absolutely brilliant Mike!! You do such amazing work!! Congrats on another fantastic film!!!
Absolutely STUNNING , pure work of art. Beautiful music which fits perfectly ... Blown away...thankyou
The movement of the clouds, the pattern, the colours, the music..this is a masterpiece. Be proud, i know ibwould have if i managed to compose a short but intese film as this❤️👌🏻
Amazing. Loved every second.
I think this is the most impressive video of storms I've ever seen in my life. It gives me goosebumps
Thank you Veronica!
The most beautiful storm video that i have seen. Congratulations.
Spectacular film. Thank you for this.
This film is beyond incredible. Thank you so very much for sharing it.
Thanks so much for watching and leaving a comment!
Well done Mike! Best in the game hands down. Keep it up as always!
Amazing, it time-lapse transport to me at those places, beautiful... The music is awesome
Find Peter Nanasi's work here: peternanasi.bandcamp.com/
Incredible. A beautiful and unique perspective. I won't view storms quite the same again.
To my eyes this is the best timelapse video to date! Just incredible!! Perfectly blended with the music, at times it felt like I was watching the waves of the ocean from below the sea. There is an ocean in our skies.
Wow, appreciate that!!!! I have a lot more, check them out!