In street photography, we only see the results of fleeting moments and split seconds, without much consideration for the, sometimes long, moments of waiting and anticipation, prediction and keeping a general overview of the situation.
I hereby present a series (Panoramic Doppelgänger) with images consisting of 3 to 6 vertical photos. Although the individual photos are meaningless, the merged images are the result of the same street photography approach I've always followed. Thus, leaving room for chance and intuition while trying to be predictive and keeping an eye on composition. The only difference with conventional street photography is the addition and merging of a number of (not necessarily chronological) split seconds, which are usually a few moments apart in time. What I do with these separate, meaningless split seconds, is trying to puzzle them together in a meaningful, and hopefully sometimes funny, manner.
Needless to add that these images have not been staged or manipulated in any way, except for the merging, which has been automatically done by Lightroom.