The World's Greatest Cities In A Different Light: Stunning Time Slice Images

[Shotgunner51]

Daniel Marker-Moore snaps time slice images of New York, LA and Shanghai | Daily Mail Online

• Daniel Marker-Moore’s spectacular images combine a series of photos snapped one after the other over one day
• The 29-year-old usually focuses on a point in the day with the most dramatic light, such as sunrise or sunset
• He uses computer software programs to snip slices of photos and combine them into one mesmerising portrait

By Chris Kitching for MailOnline
Published: 12:31 GMT, 13 December 2015 | Updated: 15:06 GMT, 13 December 2015

A photographer is providing a unique look at some of the world’s top tourist cities with a time slice method that shows the shift from day to night. Daniel Marker-Moore’s spectacular images of cities including New York, Los Angeles and Shanghai combine a series of photos snapped one after the other over the course of a day or a few hours. The 29-year-old, from Los Angeles, usually focuses on a point in the day with the most dramatic light, such as sunrise or sunset.

New York

Shanghai

Los Angeles is Marker-Moore's hometown and has featured in several portraits

Tokyo

Toronto

Chicago

Hong Kong

 

[PaklovesTurkiye]

nice collection, bro.

 

[Shotgunner51]

nice collection, bro.

Thanks! Awaiting for his next series, saying is that he will cover more cities.

 

[oproh]

Shanghai looks so futuristic! And is that the Eiffel tower, why is it in tokyo?

 

[Shotgunner51]

Shanghai looks so futuristic! And is that the Eiffel tower, why is it in tokyo?

Thanks!

You mean in the 4th pic? That's Tokyo Tower my friend.

@Nihonjin1051 can you help confirm?

 

[Taygibay]

I was born near the Eiffel Tower and can confirm Shotgunner's answer.

Tokyo tower looks a lot like Eiffel's old lady but it is a few meters higher and much younger.
The French one was built in 1889 and the Japanese one in 1958.

Good day all, Tay.

 

[Shotgunner51]

I was born near the Eiffel Tower and can confirm Shotgunner's answer.

Tokyo tower looks a lot like Eiffel's old lady but it is a few meters higher and much younger.
The French one was built in 1889 and the Japanese one in 1958.

Good day all, Tay.

Thanks for confirmation!