His work has been exhibited and collected widely. His photographs are studies of place and time, moments of still. He puts the viewer in the position of the photographer—into the physicality of the space depicted as well as the psychological, physiological and emotional reactions to the environment. Influenced by the films of David Lynch and formal landscape studies, Hannigan’s photographs are transformative and transfixing. These night scenes are part of an ongoing series that he began in 2002 and photographed in many different locations across North America, from Los Angeles and Austin, Texas to Vermont and Ontario, Canada to right around the corner from his home in New York City. A diversity of places unified in a singular vision. More work can be viewed at http://www.williamhannigan.com.