The timelapse by Robert Fisher entitled 'A day in the life of Toronto' consists of 18 hours of real time compressed to just over 3 minutes. The movie documents the typical goings on of daily life in Toronto, from the business rush of King & Bay to tourists along the waterfront and at CN Tower to shopping in Chinatown to a human statue street performer to simply waiting for the TTC. The city of Toronto, its people and places are the lead performers:
The movie consists of over 6500 still images with three HDR segments - sunrise, sunset and last 5 seconds in Dundas Sq before the end credits. Take a look at Roberts excellent blog for tips and tricks on HDR and photography in general.