Les montages photo, ça peut servir à faire les cons, mais aussi à faire des choses plutôt jolies. Stephen Wilkes a ainsi signé une série de photographies montrant les mêmes pausages à différentes heures du jour et de la nuit, sans doute en hommage au film de BHL (mais on n'est pas sûr). En tout cas, c'est majestueux, et ça prouve que le meilleur, c'est l'attente.


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    Happy Thanksgiving!! A born and raised New Yorker, the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade has been one of my favorite Thanksgiving traditions since I was a child. As a parent, watching my children's faces light up as their favorite characters came around the corner made me feel like a kid all over again. Shooting this Day To Night™ was special to me, not only because of the incredible scene I was able to capture, because as I watched the parade pass by and these famed characters float along, I couldn't help but be brought back to all those mornings in the living room, watching my now grown kids laugh and scream with excitement as they too were overwhelmed by the magic of the moment. #Thanksgiving #MacysThanksgivingDayParade #ColumbusCircle #Spongebob #Spiderman #Sonic #Snoopy #holidays #NYC

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    Day to Night, Tunnel View, Yosemite National Park. A portion of this image is featured on the cover of the January issue of National Geographic in honor of the 100th anniversary of the National Park Service. I’ve always been inspired by the concept of using photography as a medium for capturing the passage of time. This is something that we sense but have no concrete way of visualizing. Interestingly enough, this view is one that has remained unchanged over the years. With Day To Night, I set out to give time a visual identity. I photographed continuously over the course of 26 hours, and then digitally blended moments from the day and night, including the moonrise, into one image. This photograph reflects views that have been seen by millions in the 100 operating years of the National Park Service, a shared experience boiled down to one single image. For those in the NYC area, this image is currently on display at my Day To Night exhibition at @brycewolkowitz gallery in Chelsea. Stay tuned to see more of our National Parks, including the completed images from my current series, Day to Night and find the feature story in National Geographic online now (link in my bio) or by picking up a copy of the issue, nothing beats holding it in your hands! #Yosemite #NPS100 #StephenWilkes#NationalParks #Family #GoOutside #BryceWolkowitzGallery #PeterFettermanGallery #MonroeGallery

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    I want to thank everyone for voting to decide which Day to Night image will be discussed on our Instagram Live, Sunday April 5th at 3pm! While going through the posts I was truly humbled by all your comments & I can’t express enough how much your kind words mean to me. After reviewing all the comments, we’ve tallied up the votes ...and it looks like we’ll be discussing Stonehenge, Day to Night! I traveled to Stonehenge in 2016 to create this Day to Night, and it was without a doubt one of my most memorable experiences! Please send your questions to the comments section of this post and be sure to tune in to Instagram Live this Sunday April 5th at 3pm EST!! Can’t wait to connect with everyone!! #weareone #iglive #daytonight #stonehenge

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    The city of Venice, Italy is one of my very favorite places to shoot. Unfortunately, the city has recently seen record-high flooding. Tide waters reached over 6 feet, something not seen since 1965. This Day to Night image of San Marco was photographed in 2016. The Italian government has issued a call for donations, and if you are interested in helping out, you can visit: https://www.comune.venezia.it/en/content/exceptional-high-tide-appeal-donations-italy-and-abroad My thoughts and prayers go out to all the people in Venice. To see more of my work please visit #faheykleingallery in Los Angeles #DayToNight @BryceWolkowitz @Taschen @lexarmemory @atrbute #lexarmemory #SanMarco #Italy #Flooding #Clouds #monroegallery#PeopleWatching

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