Direction of view is NNE. Image interval is 10 seconds at 40 images (400 seconds). Time lapse is slightly underexposed in order to maintain texture of brightly sunlit convective plume. You're looking out from beneath a spreading, mammatus-festooned anvil produced by an a separate storm to the W. This movie therefore offers a look at evolution of both upright convection and downshear mammatus processes. This was my second attempt at DSLR time-lapse shooting; the improvement continues...still some "tweeking" to do.