That's awesome!
Posted by Ronnell at September 29, 2003 11:34 PMI like that so much Sam. Great Compo.
Posted by ila at September 30, 2003 06:18 AMthis one was better than the other one.
you work is great
I luv this !!! I especially luv the time-lapse
video sequence you captured (not to mention your Westernly view..I'm South facing, which requires much squishing-of-left-eye-&-cheek on Front window).
Yep, there's just something about 'seeing time'...the timeless face of earth stoically aging, shadows like the waves of hands on upon a clock when the sun is at eye level that just serves to smarten one up - no?
I loved it sam,
Especially the shot you have made with the 4 different stills. 2 Suns and sky and the lights and cars.... it is imaginary but yet original.
Now, can u tell me how you have done?
If I take a few shots of different times from my window how would I be able to montage them? what softwares did u use?
Thanks,
NG
thanks for the comments,
Nader, I use photoshop for all photo editing purposes. you can easily put different photos on different layers and then start making masks or just erase the parts of each layer.
wonderful sun reflection on building, like a fire,
quality is nice,
It was so intereting. It realy motivated me, to learn more about sunset, its real meaning, and maybe to think of its interactions, with my everyday life. You know, we sometimes forget that there is a moon above over heads, in the sky. we forget looking to sky and count stars... something which is forgotten....By the way, thank you for your nice photo.
Posted by Me: ...? at September 30, 2003 06:30 PMsomething you really make me wonder if you are truly talented or what??? or anything but talented? you kick ass, buddy. (excuse my french)
Posted by amir at September 30, 2003 08:43 PMVery, very cool. You must have taken low res images 640 x 480? Did you have the camera hooked up to your computer in order to store that many pics? The photo is awesome and the movie is absolutely cool.
Posted by Jonathan at October 2, 2003 02:08 AMJonathan, thanks for the comment.
I actually took all the photos in high-res (2272x1704) and yes, I attched the camera so it stored all the images on the hard-drive. about 3GB!
incredible sequence. wonderful to watch - i can't figure out where in T.O. this is exactly, but you have a great view
Posted by adam at October 8, 2003 02:50 AMIt's Gerrard Street, just west of Yonge. Not the most memorable spot in downtown TO, mind you, but City Hall would be to your left, off-camera. Behind you to the east would be Ryerson University.
The picture was probably taken at the Delta Chelsea Inn.
Posted by quanta at October 8, 2003 10:59 AMWOW! That is just beautiful. It makes me miss Toronto. I SO love Toronto. The photo is beautiful and the time-lapse is fun to watch.
Great work. :)
very. very. cool :)
Posted by ratty at October 8, 2003 11:45 PMTotally awesome. Wish I could do stuff like that!
Posted by Marge at October 9, 2003 08:25 AMa great piece of work.
Posted by __earth at October 10, 2003 03:48 AMAbsolutely wonderful!
Posted by Annessa at October 10, 2003 01:23 PMvery, very cool!
Posted by Amy at October 10, 2003 08:07 PMThis is amazing!!! I'm glad I've found your site. On to explore some more :-))
Posted by Lorien at October 10, 2003 10:51 PMDoes the Canon G3 have a setting that allows you to do the time lapse photographs?
Posted by Steve at October 11, 2003 10:34 AMNice!
Posted by Cnik at October 11, 2003 03:41 PMWow! Now a sequence in every season would be nice and than those seasons tied together in a movie.
Posted by JW at October 13, 2003 10:17 AMWOW !!!!
Posted by Carlos at October 14, 2003 04:59 AMHoly Cow! Makes me want to visit your fair city.
Posted by David at October 14, 2003 10:53 PMThanks for this amazing work. Really mesmerizing! Any other work in progress?
Posted by Jennifer at October 15, 2003 09:44 AMYou are a badass photo ninja.
Posted by Jeremiah at October 15, 2003 02:22 PMBrilliant work!
Posted by Tom at October 15, 2003 02:25 PMHOLY MOLY!
Posted by :r at October 16, 2003 10:59 AMwow- these are really beautiful time lapse shots. really beautiful- and it makes me want to experiment. absolutely fun and great.
thanks.
rob
Absolutely beautiful! And the video is amazing! :)
Posted by Aline Coelho at October 17, 2003 01:50 AMFantastic work!
wow, this is wonderful...
Posted by Alisha at October 17, 2003 12:07 PMecht heel mooi gedaan, fantastisch, (dutch)
you did a good job, awesome!
Thats a beautifull video sequence!
Posted by Eer at October 26, 2003 08:22 AMHi sam,
this is so awesome. I actually have a question for you, how could u set the interval time as 20 seconds? I have a G3 too, but the min. interval is 1 min. How could u do that? Thanks a lot.
Posted by Dumpling at October 27, 2003 05:04 PMBreathtaking. Please don't ever take this down. :)
Posted by Thomas at October 28, 2003 01:27 PMReminds me of Madonna's Ray of Light.
Posted by NeX at November 3, 2003 11:35 PMthat video is friggin awesome.
Posted by homer at April 27, 2004 10:38 PMYou have great skill. That video looked amazing. Well done
Posted by Krishna at June 14, 2004 10:22 PMToo beautiful! I took some shots of that same evening from Queen/Beverly. http://www.fabricated.ca/Gallery.shtml (The last 5 images on there)
I use the G5 myself, and I'm interested in putting together a similar montage, now that I've seen yours as inspiration. :)
Again, great work! (Ctrl+D'd)
Posted by Chris at June 25, 2004 03:43 PMits truly fantastic, i've never seen anything like it before x
Posted by karen at July 30, 2004 06:59 PM