Day To Night: I Capture 24 Hours In One Image (21 Pics)

I photograph from locations and views that are part of our collective memory. Working from a fixed camera angle, I capture the fleeting moments of humanity and light as time passes.

After 24 hours of photographing and over 1500 images taken, I select the best moments of the day and night. Using time as my guide, all of these moments are then seamlessly blended into a single photograph, visualizing our conscious journey with time.

Serengeti National Park, Tanzania

Flatiron, New York

Sacre Coeur, Paris

Tel Aviv, Israel

Eiffel Tower, Paris

NYC Public Library

Central Park Snow, New York

Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade

Central Park View from Essex House, New York

Washington Square, NYC

Millennium Park, Chicago

Park Avenue, NYC

Presidential Inauguration 2013

America’s Cup SF

Trafalgar Square, London

Gramercy Park, NYC

Pudong, Shanghai

Rockefeller Center, NYC

Times Square, New Years Eve

Coney Island

The concept of capturing the passage of time in a single image is a fascinating artistic endeavor. This technique can transform well-known locations, like New York City’s Flatiron and Washington Square.

For a detailed exploration of how New York transitions from day to night, you can delve into how timeless moments are captured with innovative photography techniques.

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