Pixelshot Video Archive

0April 14, 2009
Aiken-Rhett House – Charleston, SC

I’ve finally started editing the video from our trip to Georgia. Here is a small clip from a place we...
1March 12, 2009
Beynac Church Bells

The church bells ring on the hour and half hour from 7 till 7. At 7pm they go crazy for...
5March 09, 2009
Chez Brubaker – Clearing a stone wall

Beynac, France. It’s not every day you get to spend remodeling a home built sometime between the 11th and 15th...
1March 09, 2009
Bon Appetit! – Beynac France

This one speaks for itself. Sorry about the long download (trying to figure out how to turn OFF the HD...
0February 21, 2009
Love Birds – Time Lapse

As of October 2009, this video had over 99,000 views on Everyday Explorers, making it the #1 watched video on...
1February 20, 2009
Vegas to Southern Utah in 1:53

This was one of those camera experiments. Time lapse shot by a computer running from the car battery out the...
1February 17, 2009
President's Day – Emancipation Proclamation

200 years ago this week, Abraham Lincoln was born. Perhaps his most influential moment came when he signed this very...
1February 02, 2009
Day 1 – Appomattox Court House

Our week-long exploration of the South starts at perhaps the most notable site we will see. The county seat in...

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