One of the interesting things I learned from filming clouds was how much movement and change is required to make a timelapse look interesting. You need to have really high winds and lots of medium-sized clouds to get a good timelapse of cloud shadows. Otherwise you just end up with long boring stretches of light or dark with nothing much happening.

I shot this clip sitting just below the rocks above Cecret saddle. I love how the shadows play across the snow. It would be awesome to install a camera somewhere around here and film through spring until the snow field turned into a beautiful alpine lake.

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