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Chess players at Dundas Square, Toronto. Shot on Canon 5D with 5 seconds intervals. Exposure of 1 second for each frame. 653 frames shot within about an hour.
Music from Philip Glass' "The Photographer"

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Thomas 5 months ago

This is great. A few day time lapse of something like this would make a great screen saver. Or something a bit more subtle some sort of moving background.
bernard 5 months ago

That's awesome! Were you sitting there pressing the shutter every 5 seconds?
apsk121 5 months ago

He has this contraption that you can plug into the camera and it'll click the shutter at the selected time interval.
dancl 5 months ago

vraiment bien fait ;)
Fotografic Memory 5 months ago

Amazing!!!!
Frederic Vercammen 5 months ago

Great !

Who won the game? ;-)
James Wilkinson 5 months ago

Sam this is just awesome. Daily Dose of Imagrey is Awesome.
Be Well ;-) 5 months ago

a great subject Sam and a lot more original compared to some of the time lapses I've seen :)
Greg Wallis 5 months ago

That just shows what a little patience will get you. Really good stuff. But tell me, just how many individual frames did you have to import into your editing app? Or is there a piece of software that handled this for you?
Mikaelf 5 months ago

Plain awesome! I wish I had that patience of yours!
Aziz K. 5 months ago

amazing! such a great idea to do this with chess players!
willy 5 months ago

belllllllllo
Michael P. Steeves 5 months ago

Fantastic.
Yeah Toronto!
Joan Lockwood 5 months ago

Love it and what it reveals about human relationships.
Brent Woo 5 months ago

I like the couple across the street with the back pack that is on then isn't. Nice work sam.

Beamer
Brandon Heine 5 months ago

Awsome idea! very beautiful
Jess 5 months ago

Do we know if the guy with his backpack in the bottom succeeded to kiss the girl ?
3d60 5 months ago

no but the suspense is killing me.... did they.. didn't they ohh my
Jon Rawlinson 5 months ago

Well done! Lovely composed shot.
Amir 5 months ago

Awesome, just speechless
Bertrand Bouchez 5 months ago

I'm just thinking how much ideas like this will surprise me again and again...
Don Harder 5 months ago

So beautiful!!! And the music fits it to a tee! How did you get them assembled in the editing program? Magic... Sheer magic.
mos 5 months ago

This is so great. I love these kind of footage, but I don'T have the slightest idea how to do this. It amazes me everytime I see something like that.
Fred Davidson 5 months ago

It's all done with mirrors.
Taddeo Zacchini 5 months ago

Good works Man!
Hyun De Grande 5 months ago

Nicely done.
Andrenalin 5 months ago

Nice experiment
Brian Boudreau 5 months ago

Nice one sam!
Jim Ghee (IndeoTV) 5 months ago

how did you keep the guys in focus
Alex McCollister 5 months ago

This is really, incredibly cool. You've inspired me to try and create something similar!
keith Forman 5 months ago

I do timelapse too. Yours is one of the best I have ever viewed. Great work!
Ken Hawley 4 months ago

Nice gentle social comment.
timelapseforum 3 months ago

Can't go wrong with Philip glass, especially when you have a creative talent like sam!!! Good job. I think I am goin to copy you now lol.
Serge Bogdanov 3 months ago

lol, i like that kissing couple in the background :P :D :D :D
richy 3 months ago

nice video, well done
yuyu 3 months ago

awsome.....!!!!!!
André Coxa 3 months ago

Man, this is overwhelming! Brilliant!
But OMG, who won!?
Alex Leonard 2 months ago

Really nicely done. I've been meaning to do slow shutter speed experiments on time lapse stuff to see if I can inject a more blurry motion into things but haven't gotten round to it yet.

I'll definitely try that out next time.
Reza Dolatabadi 2 months ago

how is it that you are alwayse there whene things are happening?

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