Thank you for this series. On a slightly tangential note, I'm reminded of an experimental film by Jon Jost called Muri Romani ('Roman Walls') that you might find interesting. It's a collection of static shots of walls in Rome, at various times of day and in varying colors and textures, slowly and continuously dissolving into one another while an ambient soundtrack of city sounds ebbs and flows. Your series (and your blog in general) prompts one to think again about the cinematic potential of sheer light, shadow, and time. Thanks.