Artist Stephen Wilkes is known for his incredibly detailed and narrative panoramic photos that are made by shooting over 1,500 exposures from a fixed angle, distilling this visual information afterward in his studio, and painstakingly composing selected frames into a single image. Day to Night presents 60 epic panoramas created between 2009 and 2018, shot everywhere from Africa’s Serengeti to the Champs-Élysées in Paris, from the Grand Canyon to Coney Island, from Trafalgar Square to Red Square. The book also features extraordinary details—a bride makes her way through Central Park; in Tanzania, zebras gather around a near-invisible watering hole during a drought; in Rio de Janeiro, surfers come and go while a man holds a sign reading “No more than two questions per customer.” Once discovered, these mini narratives lend each composition a personal, candid feel.

This Art Edition comes with a numbered and signed print of 'Brooklyn Bridge, New York City, 2016' numbered and signed by Wilkes. “It took more than two years to clear this location, where I spent 18 hours in a crane overlooking Brooklyn Bridge Park. I was positioned just underneath the Manhattan Bridge, and the toughest part of making this photograph was listening to the B and D trains pass overhead every 10 minutes,” recalls the photographer.