This year marks 15 years of Christmas Tree timelapses!
2022’s Christmas Tree Timelapse (in 360°)
Our annual tradition of making a timelapse of our family decorating the Christmas tree continues! You’ll have to watch it over and over and spin the view around to catch all the action!
2021’s Christmas Tree Timelapse (in 360°)
Here we are continuing our annual tradition of making a timelapse of our family decorating the Christmas tree. It’s shot in 360° so you’ll have to watch it over and over and spin the view around to catch all the action!
2020’s Christmas Tree Timelapse (in 360°)
We’re back in Ghana and continuing our annual tradition of making a timelapse of our family decorating the Christmas tree. This year we inherited a big artificial tree from another missionary family. I also upgraded our tech and shot the timelapse in 360°. You’ll have to watch it over and over and spin the view around to catch all the action!
2019’s Christmas Tree Timelapse
This year our annual tradition of making a Christmas tree decorating time-lapse uses a REAL tree!
2018 Christmas Church Service in Kolinvaai
On Christmas morning we drove south to our church in Kolinvaai as we have done in years past. There we celebrated the birth of our Savior with our brothers and sisters there. Pastor Sugri shared the story of the announcement and birth of Christ. Then church members sang worship songs in different languages. After Mampruli, […]
2018 Family Christmas
As we’ve done in years’ past, we set aside time on Christmas Eve to open gifts from our relatives and spend time together as a family. Christmas Day is always long and hectic between church fellowship and going around town to greet our friends for the holiday.
2018’s Christmas Tree Timelapse
Every year we do a little timelapse video of our Christmas decoration. This year we upgraded a bit and went 4K for all ya’ll with big, fancy TVs!
Time to Setup that Christmas Tree!
Every year we do a little timelapse video of our Christmas decoration. Last year we got fancy and made a 360° video version. This year we went back to the basics and just set the camera on the tripod. See all the past years’ below: