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Website from Jonathan Keller. He started the first Daily Photo Project in the internet and photographs himself since the end of 1998. We contacted J. K. when we launchend our project. He's being very helpful, and he takes care about his website and the visitors. THX J. K. - keep it on! |
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Every day a new photo of Jason Fletcher. He doesn´t look "neutral" on his pictures, but makes goofy faces. The photos also show him with shaving-foam in the face, driving a car etc. |
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Noah Kalina is a photographer, who takes a picture of himself every day. He tries to find those points in his life, where he changed. His webpage runs for a long time now, but J. K. still is the record holder for publishing a daily pic. |
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Markus takes everyday pictures since August 2003. His webpage is very friendly and stylish. He shows lots of pictures, but gives very little details about his person. |
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Stephan Schumann maintains monthly galleries and tries to get a snapshot of a moment every day. He has a nice "Laboratory" where he presents his web projects, don´t miss his "Bilderuhr" (Picture Clock)! |
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Mathias takes daily pictures since August of 2005. He is writing a blog and his site has lots of interesting things to explore! |
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Michael Simons was inspired by the german blog scene. Bloggers are becoming photo-bloggers now, keep up shooting your pics! |
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Vadim Malguine shaved his head in August of 2003. Since then, his hair is growing, and he is taking one picture per day. His site is in russian language. |
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Megan Lee Welch started her photo project in January 2003. She left out a couple of days, weeks, month, and her project seems to be stopped by May 2004. Even so her site is worth a visit. |
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Tehching Hsieh is an artist living in New York. He decided a couple of times to have a "One Year Performance" in his life.
From the 11th of April 1980 to the 11th of April 1981 he took one picture per hour. The images were taken every hour, 24 hours per day including his sleeping time. Probably he was the first one doing a daily photo project ever. |
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Tamura was taking a picture of his father every day. The photos show an old and sick man, that dies in the end. Some pictures are really hard to stand, and this project is probably the first which documented the run-of-time until the end. |
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