Remember photographer Noah Kalina? He took a picture of himself every day for six years and made a time-lapse video with the photos. The Simpsons even did a spoof that showed Homer’s life over a couple of minutes. Kalina’s kept the picture-taking going, and it’s been twelve and a half years now. He made a new video.
Six years is a long time, but you didn’t see that much change in the first video. In this one, you can start to see the age in his eyes. The forty-year update will be something to see.
[via kottke]
I had a photographer friend who completed this for twenty+ years as well as exhibited the piece and offshoot work in a number of exhibits. Predates this example by quite a bit: http://www.fototazo.com/2011/09/of-interest-91211-karl-badens-every-day.html?m=1
Short attention span? Swipe cursor forward and backward over the Youtube progress bar, watch the change in the preview at your own pace.
He seems to start to age very suddenly about 3/4 of the way through… I think I’m approaching that age soon……
Observé que solo utilizó cinco escenarios en su experimento diario.
Saludos