8.36pm Project @ BarCamp Canberra 2012
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This document summarizes a daily photo project called the 8.36pm Project. It discusses photographers like Buster Benson and Jamie Livingston who took daily photos at the same time each day. The inspiration is to capture life arbitrarily and without editing, just what is there at 8:36pm each day. The author began their own 8.36pm Project in September 2009 and has captured 411 photos so far. They observe that it is easy to take the daily photos but harder to explain the project. Over time, the photos may reveal patterns and insights about life.
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8.36pm Project @ BarCamp Canberra 2012
- 1. 8.36pm Project Clare Conroy (@webbyclare)
- 2. What is it? Daily photo project 1. Take a photo everyday at 8.36pm 2. Upload it (Flickr), tag it (836pm) & share it (optional)
- 3. Inspiration Buster Benson 8.36pm photo for the past 1,393 days (since May 2008) (www.busterbenson.com) Jamie Livingston (www.mentalfloss.com/blogs/archives/15131) “Finally my investigation turned up the photographer as Jamie Livingston, and he did indeed take a photo every day for eighteen years, until the day he died, using a Polaroid SX-70 camera. He called the project “Photo of the Day” and presumably planned to collect them at some point — had he lived. He died on October 25, 1997 — his 41st birthday.”
- 4. • Arbitrary time constraint • Not hand-picking the special moments to save • Capturing what’s actually there when you aren’t editorialising your life • No matter how boring, no matter how many times you’ve done it before…
- 5. My 8.36pm Project Started: 24 September 2009 411 photos
- 6. % of days with 8.36pm photo 100% 75% 50% 25% 0% Month
- 7. Thoughts / observations • Who are the photos for? • Observer effect • Doing = easy, explaining = not so easy • Patterns / insights revealed over time • Time machine