It might not be too noticeable but the character of any monument or a structure depends a lot on the time it is observed at. New York based photographer, Richard Silver makes this phenomenon prominent for everyone to view through his flawless photographic series.
The series, titled as Time Slice consist of photographs of well-known structures at different timings, from day to night. However, instead of revealing these captures individually, the photographer has merged 36 different pictures of the same place from sunrise to sunset into a single composition.
Time Slice comprises of a wide range of buildings, from Colosseum in Rome to Hagia Sophia in Istanbul. Each immaculately layered photograph shows how these places have more than one story to tell to its spectators, depending on the time of their visit.
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Birds Nest, Beijing, China.
Image: © Richard Silver
Colosseum, Rome, Spain
Image: © Richard Silver
Duomo Di Milano, Milan, Italy
Image: © Richard Silver
Hagia Sophia, Istanbul, Turkey
Image: © Richard Silver
Houses Of Parliament, London, England
Image: © Richard Silver
Marina Bay Sands, Singapore
Image: © Richard Silver
Shanghai, China
Image: © Richard Silver
St Marks Square, Venice, Italy
Image: © Richard Silver
Suleymaniye Mosque, Istanbul, Turkey
Image: © Richard Silver
Tongariki, Easter Island
Image: © Richard Silver
Trieste City Hall, Italy
Image: © Richard Silver
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h/t: Colossal