Medium: photography
Locations: International
Years: 2007 — Current
This ongoing series explores the streets of major cities throughout the world in the early hours of the morning. The photographs — partially a result of insomnia-driven wanderings, partially of an obsession with pure structure of urban settings — offer views of cities while the streets are completely devoid of human life.
Each final print is the result of stitched multiple frame process, all using a standard 50mm lens. With files well in excess of 150-megapixels, the photographs offer detail beyond that of a large-format (4×5) film camera.
Exhibitions
March 5-26, 2011
ARC Studios and Gallery
‘FOTO: Pushing Boundaries’ group show
national juried exhibition
San Francisco, USA
Image Samples
One of Central's hot spots for dining and bars, seen from a pedestrian crossing | <b>Hong Kong, SAR, China</b>
The two towers, headquarters of KORAIL, seen from the Gayang-dong neighborhood | <b>Daejeon, South Korea</b>
A 24 hour spa lights up in pink next to the Funabashi train station | <b>Chiba, Japan</b>
One of the various overpasses on a pedestrian walkway that travels between the Central district and hillside Mid-Level residences | <b>Hong Kong, SAR, China</b>