As Nevada goes to the polls, Donald Trump is still the favorite to log a third consecutive win for his over-the-top campaign for President.
Ahead of Super Tuesday, TIME sent photographer Christopher Morris to capture the candidates’ rallies in slow motion. The surreal experience shows what the human eye can’t see and process in real time. Using the Phantom camera, Morris was able to record close to 1,000 frames per second, stretching seconds into minutes in experimental films that lie between still photography and video artistry.
Watch the Candidates as You’ve Never Seen Them Before
Morris worked closely with Phantom technician Edward Richardson to create a soundscape using excerpts from the candidates’ stump speeches, along with ambient sound transformed in a way that mimics how the Phantom camera captures video.
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Here’s an extended eight-minute cut capturing two Trump rallies, in which the Republican candidate addresses the removal of protesters:
See all six of Morris’ experimental films—featuring Hillary Clinton, Ted Cruz, Bernie Sanders, Marco Rubio and Jeb Bush—at time.com/thecandidates, and watch the making-of on TIME LightBox.
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