A photo every day

I really like these ones:

 

Pretty sure that happened a little before the last day of March 1979. And I'm almost positive that Polaroid wasn't invented until quite awhile aftewards, either.

 

Dunno I found that really spokey?
He couldnt have been that old at all when he died: (

There's another site with a guy taking the same face pic every day for 15yrs.
Freaky how he ages..

 

Theres no photo for my birthday. Wow the end was sad. I think Im going to do the same thing.

 

Not a completely original idea, but it is still a pretty good concept.

 

because it never happened. most people dont realize he was actually just duct taped. but it didnt read as well.

 

looks familiar...

 

i got a cool birthday picture

 

Yeah, I looked at that too. It looks like he married that beauty queen of his before he died though. That's pretty sweet. Still, it's hell to watch someone die.

 

Who else has done this prior to 1979?

 

saint veronica, patron saint of photographers

 

Rudolph von Berenstein, to name just one.

 

Who the hell is that?

 

An avid photographer was she?

 

A normal guy who photographed his entire life. His parents started taking a photograph every day of his life when he was born. Sadly they both died in a car accident when he was just 17.

He continued his parents work and photographed every single day of his life, right until his death. Just 2 minutes before he died the last photograph was taken.

This was started in the early 50's.

 

some guy who took a photo every day prior to 1979, apparently.

but google turns up nothing.

 

Really! I can't find any information on him. Must have valued his privacy.

 

she is the patron saint of photographers.

when jesus stumbled on his way to crucifixion, she wiped the sweat and blood from his face with a cloth, onto which his image was recorded. most of the rest of her life is obscure, but this event set the course for the rest of her life and resulted in a very important relic.

every day for the rest of her life she attempted to take pictures on cloth. mostly of normal things. toast. marmalade. robins. she rarely had success, but because of her kind treatment of his only son, the almighty saw it fit to throw her a bone every now and then.

one of the few successful photographs she took was of a plastic model dinosaur she placed off the edge of a lake on a cloudy day. it has survived the generations, but is usually mislabeled as to who, when, and where it was taken. she's rarely given credit.

 

It was obviously never posted online, but as far as I know his work has been exhibited in a gallery in Düsseldorf, Germany at least one time.