自2013年，攝影師兼動(dòng)態(tài)圖形研究師 Dan Marker-Moore 開始拍攝世界各地大都市的不同時(shí)間段的圖片，然后再把這些時(shí)間段圖片組合在一起，從白天到黑夜，呈階梯式增長，最后你會(huì)看到現(xiàn)在的攝影效果。
 

[上海，由65張照片組成，耗時(shí)1小時(shí)53分鐘]

Since 2013, photographer and motion graphics professional Dan Marker-Moore has tracked the passage of time in cities around the world through gorgeous "time slices," collages created by digitally merging dozens of individual photos captured minutes and even hours apart. With each strip representing a different point in time, the beautifully graphic images illustrate the transition from day to night through gradients, subtle motions, and the flickering of city lights as darkness falls.

[香港，由150張照片組成，耗時(shí)56分鐘]

"I’ve done enough where I can stand in a location and visualize what a time slice in a location will look like," Marker-Moore explained his process to us via email. Often capturing up to 1,000 photos in a set period of time, he edits a selection of images in Adobe Lightroom and splices them together in After Effects. "The only curveball is usually the weather; it's hard to predict, sometimes. Usually it takes a few tries before I get a time slice finished. I experiment with how many slices and the direction of slices, as well as which segment of time to focus on. I will end up with a few drafts and refine the best one. Sometimes this can be a quick process, but often it takes a few days to get right."

[倫敦，由48張照片組成，耗時(shí)1小時(shí)36分鐘]

     三年,Marker-Moore創(chuàng)造了時(shí)間片的洛杉磯,紐約,上海、香港、倫敦、阿姆斯特丹、東京、芝加哥,和多倫多等大都市。為每個(gè)新城市訪問,他喜歡捕捉一次slice-his自己的方式保存記憶的另一個(gè)地方旅行。“我是城市風(fēng)光所吸引,”他說。“他們讓優(yōu)秀的時(shí)間片,光線暗下去后,城市的燈光打開。”  

[洛杉磯，由55張照片組成，耗時(shí)1小時(shí)10分鐘]

[洛杉磯，由35張照片組成，耗時(shí)20分鐘]

[洛杉磯，由72張照片組成，耗時(shí)1小時(shí)58分鐘]

[新加坡，由32張照片組成，耗時(shí)1小時(shí)15分鐘]

[紐約，由70張照片組成，耗時(shí)2小時(shí)10分鐘]