Capturing Change - Master Timelapse Photography with Colin Delehanty

Capturing Change Timelapse Workshop — Learn to Shoot National-Park-Grade Timelapse on the Road

The gist: A structured, gear-to-edit timelapse course from someone who's actually shot this at a professional level in the wild, ideal for travelers chasing sunsets, stars, and day-to-night transitions.

• Real runtime, real structure: 26 video lessons totaling about 3 hours 8 minutes, split into five modules — basics/gear, shooting (motion, astro, day-to-night), editing, and project planning.
• Covers the gear question: Dedicated lessons on camera gear, timelapse-specific gear, and support gear, so you're not guessing what to pack for a shoot.
• Field-to-final-cut workflow: Includes an editing module (import structure through final edit) and a planning module covering mood boards and shot lists — useful for turning a spontaneous stop into a planned shoot.
• Self-paced, on-demand: Watch anytime, which fits a travel schedule better than a live class.

Instructor Colin Delehanty is the timelapse artist behind Yosemite HD, a project that topped 2.3 million views and was featured by the San Francisco Chronicle and National Geographic; his timelapse work has also been licensed by Apple and Vimeo.

Best for: travelers heading to national parks, deserts, or mountain routes who want astro or day-to-night timelapse footage that looks intentional. Skip it if: you only shoot handheld phone video — this assumes a camera with manual controls. Runs about $149 — check the current price before buying.