Ten Years and One Day - every day - on Polaroid Answered

I recently came across this story in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and wanted to share it with the Instructables community.

Artist Marc Tasman made a Polaroid self-portrait every day for 3,654
consecutive days--July 24, 1999- July 24, 2009--that's 10 years and 1
day. He says that if you laid the nearly 4700 photos made in that time
side by side, they would stretch about 4 football fields or a quarter
mile! The "Ten Years and One Day" video mashes time -- 5 minutes and
27 seconds of it -- compressing that distance (and decade) into a
trippy package.

You can view his work at the followitng sites:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hfChFFwbWIw

http://www.vimeo.com/8302692

http://www.mentalfloss.com/blogs/archives/43324

http://gimundo.com/videos/view/10-years-and-1-day/

The 10-year-long instant portrait
Marc Tasman turns decade of life into art via daily Polaroids

http://www.jsonline.com/blogs/entertainment/79448062.html

I hope your find this interesting and decide to use it on your site.

Yours,

Noelle
steffenn@uwm.edu