1. Time Lapse

The idea of time lapse. Stephen Wilkes http://www.stephenwilkes.com/fine-art/day-to-night/52fa8aed-0fd8-4f59-9230-47f50af4b6c2  - gathering multiple copies of the same images but at different times of the day and merging together to give a panoramic, progressive effect over the picture. 
Most influential picture for me:

Day to Night, Pont de la Tournelle Paris

This image is my favourite as there isn't too much going on in the sense of people but it shows a great deal of movement and is mesmerising for the audience. There are many channels where the eye can be led down which encourages you to explore each individual moment of the picture. Even though the image is still, there is a lot of moment and time progression happening which is amazing to look at and study.

My version of basic time-lapse....getting used to the idea.! 
iPhone 5c generated.

 

From this small test I can see the sky moving over a very short space of time which is very interesting for me. I'll see what it looks like in different locations. This was shot overlooking Park Row. - birds eye view like Stephen Wilkes.