For a big corporate event held at the Quebec City Congress Center, my client wanted me to take a time lapse of the room, as well as the actual event. You are seeing six days compressed in just over five minutes. The room takes shape over three days, then goes over three difference layout changes over three more days as the event progress. If you can, watch it on Youtube with the big player in HD
Technical: 1 photo every 32 seconds with a Canon 1D Mark III with a 16-35 at 16. I ended up with 17,000 something photos to play with.

Pour un gros événement corporatif au Centre des Congrès de Québec, mon client Ruby Sky event planning voulait avoir un time lapse de la salle en train d’être monté, puis de l’événement en tant que tel. Vous voyez six jours compressé en un peu plus de cinq minutes. La salle prend forme pendant les trois premiers jours, puis passe à travers trois différent changement de décor lors des trois jours suivant. Si possible, regardez sur Youtube en utilisant le HD et le gros lecteur.
Au niveau technique, une photo a été prise aux 32 secondes à l’aide d’une Canon 1D Mark III équipé d’une 16-35. Cela m’a donné plus de 17,000 photos.

The huron (Wyandot) language has been dormant for over 150 years, but it hasn’t been forgotten. A course that aims to keep the Huron language and culture alive is given at the Huron-Wendat native reserve of Wendake, just north of Quebec City.

Huron language class
Manon Sioui helps her father Roland Sioui during a game of « Yawingo », a play of word for Bingo, to learn numbers

Huron language class
Numbers and their written correspondence in Huron are projected on assistant teacher Marcel Godbout

Full story on The Gazette Website, including an audio slideshow. My first ever!


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