Throughout the last ten years, I have taken long walks around the neighborhoods where I have lived or the cities I have been visiting, usually waiting to set out on my adventures until very late at night when most people are either inside or asleep. During these long walks, the mind slows down, the body and its senses are foregrounded, and through this subtle, heightened perception, the ordinary, mundane, and overlooked become transfigured, meriting further contemplation. Working with only the limited available light results in images with a contrast, color, and perspective that could not be achieved during diurnal ambulations.