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Famous Monuments and Buildings Sliced in time by Richard Silver

Written by Lusive Studio | December 2, 2015

A project called “Time Slice” is ongoing series of photos by New York- based photographer and passionate traveler Richard Silver. “Time Slice” photographs capture and explore how iconic landmarks and famous buildings around the globe change their visual impression during a night/day intervals. Silver takes approximately 36 photos every several hours and then balance them together in Photoshop to the final configuration. 

  

  

  

  

sources: thisiscolossal.com, viralgoal.com, immybag.com, richardsilverphoto.com