Final outcome

This is my final outcome, I decided to recreate and improve my time-lapse with ice. I think this one worked a lot better then my first one. I perfer this one as I feel the timing is a lot better then the one I did before. 

I used squash to colour the water to make it stand out more compared to using water. 

I took a photo every minute for an hour using the shutter speed 1/400, a aperture of f5.6 and an ISO of 6400. This time I didn't use a light, I used the natural light to try and reduce the flickering light. However, the lighting does change through out this time-lapse, but it is less dramatic then my first one.  I set the camera up on a tripod and used a remote to prevent the camera shake. 

I think it could be better if there was less reflection change on the side of the bowl and on the side of the frame. I do think this is a better timeline then my first as the ice it a lot smoother with the change as the ice melts.

From this I learnt how difficult it is to keep the conditions the exact same, even for a short period of time like the hour. Also how this change can not seem like a big change while they are in singular frames. It isn't until you put them together the change becomes more obvious. 

Whilst putting these photos together I cropped all of them and increased the contrast and clarity, I did this to make all of them appear the same. If I only cropped one image it would appear that the camera moved.