Whether you are a night person or a morning one, you cannot deny the fact that both day and night have their own charm and beauty and to celebrate just that, Stephen Wilkes creates compositions for his photographic series, ‘Day and Night’ in which he shows how various cityscapes look from sunrise to sunset, all in one frame.
Wilkes takes as many as 1500 shots of famous landmarks from a fixed camera angle from the beginning of the day till the end. The post production work involves selecting the correct images and then blending them into one single photograph. The whole process is highly complicated with each photograph taking up at least a month to completely develop however the end result showing the brilliant works of light and unique composition of street life makes it all worth it. Check out few of Wike’s masterpieces right here!
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Western Wall, Jerusalem
Tel Aviv, Israel
Eiffel Tower, Paris
Tunnel View, Yosemite
Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade
Millenium Park, Chicago
Trafalgar Square, London
Pont de la Tournelle Paris
View From The Savoy
Sacre Coeur, Paris
Flatiron, New York
NYC Public Library
Central Park Snow, New York
Central Park View from Essex House, New York
Washington Square, NYC
Presidential Inauguration 2013
America’s Cup SF
Pudong, Shanghai
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All Images: © Stephen Wilkes
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h/t: Guardian