For the past 20 years, photographer Noah Kalina (previously) has taken a single photo of himself every single day of his life as documented in his his ongoing “Everyday” project he began on January 11 2000. January 11, 2000 – January 11, 2020 7263 days A Work in Progress Everyday…
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Striking Images From Live Feeds of Public Cameras That Capture Empty Streets of Cities Around the World
Photographer Noah Kalina (previously) has created Panopticam (all-seeing), a striking series of images taken from live feeds of public cameras all around the world. These particular images capture the utter quiet of the empty streets that were once teeming with activity, the silent stance of churches without a congregation, and…
Nuggs 2.0, Plant-Based Chicken Nuggets
Simulate has released Nuggs 2.0, a more advanced version of their plant-based chicken nuggets. This new version is lower in sodium, higher in fiber, and tastes more like real chicken than ever before. Our new release is the most advanced chicken nugget simulation yet. NUGGS 2.0 is equipped with texture…
Selfie-a-Day App Everyday Returns With New Features for Creating Personal Time-Lapse Videos
App developer Little Pixels returns with a new version of Everyday (previously), a popular iOS app designed to remind users to take a daily selfie in order to create a timeline charting the evolution of their face a la the famous “Everyday” project by Noah Kalina. Version 2.0 features unlimited…
A Unique Indoor Beach Made From Clear Plastic Balls Installed in the Great Hall of The National Building Museum
The creative art/architecture group Snarkitecture has installed “The BEACH“, a monochromatic indoor beach/ball pit in the Great Hall of the National Building Museum (NBM) in Washington, D.C. Created from over 750,000 recyclable plastic balls as an ocean replete accompanying beach chairs set upon the “shoreline”, the installation has been drawing…
Noah Kalina Takes a Photo of Himself Every Day for 12.5 Years
Everyday 2012 January 11, 2000 to June 30, 2012 For his ongoing Everyday project, Noah Kalina has taken a photo of himself every day for over 12.5 years. In 2006, he shared a video of his progress at the six year mark (video) and now, 6.5 years later, he has…
Transport by Reggie Watts & Noah Kalina
Transport, a beautiful short film by Reggie Watts and Noah Kalina.
Time-Lapse of a Boy Photographed Every Day From Birth to Age 21
In a true labor of love, the parents of Leeds Beckett University student Cory McLeod photographed his face (nearly) every day for the first 21 years of his life. The resulting time-lapse video, titled 21 Years, chronicles Cory’s life, one photo at a time, in under 7 minutes. Any missed…
