Photography is a powerful and affordable way to document all kinds of environmental issues. We'll be collecting different techniques and tips here -- stay tuned and pitch in where you can! We'll be starting with a focus on #timelapse photography:

## Timelapse

Timelapse photography is a way to automatically trigger a camera on an interval -- for example, every minute, or every hour. 

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<a href="/post?tags=activity:timelapse,timelapse,seeks:replications&title=How%20to%20do%20X" class="btn btn-primary">Add your own activity</a> <a href="/post?tags=question:timelapse,request:activity&template=question&title=How%20do%20I...&redirect=question" class="btn btn-primary">Request an activity guide</a>

_Guides should include a materials list and a step-by-step construction guide with photo documentation. Learn what [makes a good activity here](https://publiclab.org/notes/warren/09-17-2016/what-makes-a-good-activity)._

### Frequently Asked Questions

We're collecting and working our way through a wide array of questions about timelapse photography -- if you can contribute your own questions, or answer others', please do!

<a class="btn btn-primary" href="/post?tags=timelapse,question:timelapse&template=question">Ask a question about timelapse photography</a>

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### Frac sand photographic monitoring

There's some good resources [posted on this page](https://publiclab.org/wiki/frac-sand-action-oriented-resources#Photographic+Monitoring) which are specific to water monitoring or monitoring of frac sand sites -- check it out, and we're working to open some of these ideas up into questions and activities soon.