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13 years ago, Jeff Harris made a New Year's resolution - that is to take a picture of himself each day. And 13 years and 4,748 self-portraits later, has done an amazing and inspiring work. Let's check it out.
Jeff Harris started out from writing in a journal, a common new year’s resolution to many which he said ends up to dust after a month or two, he then switched to taking photos which takes less time to do and more creative in a sense. He started taking self-photos in 1999 armed with an Olympic Stylus 35mm film camera and currently has over 4,000 photos and counting.
Here’s a video produced by Time Magazine Lightbox where Jeff explains his project.
Time Magazine Lightbox recently featured his work. Jeff Harris’ story is truly amazing. A lot of his photos are powerful and moving. It got me in awe and deeply inspired me to document my everyday life in film. What about you, what do you think?
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22 comments
dakadev_pui
Wow!
ohmag
gilliangerrard
134340
He is really great!!!
noomink
Oh....You are great....Thanks for inspiring!
hanibale
Truelly amazing! hold on! and don't stop! :*
jelencitta
great pictures!! I failed to complete a project 52 (a picture a week for a year) and I think you've made an amazing job. keep it up!!
moodification
Wow!
arigatomrrobato
What an amazing guy!!
wj11
moses
1 minute longer and I had to cry, beautiful.
Waaaw
guismow
jprswim
dang. tears down my face. amazing.
a1con
Wow, truly inspiring
kompactfaen
Amazing.
guanatos
wow... this guy just blew my mind...
neanderthalis
Good idea, but I would rather not be the one in front of the camera.
myvitaminx
awesome!i got the similar project for my 1st son
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hanisfarah
cutebun
very cool!
malexrosales
wow!
abzillatong