Dorian Gray

What is the use of a book, without pictures or conversations?

I'm liking the idea of a long-term photography project - but using mainly the city as my subject.

The details have not yet been decided, I have too many ideas and have no idea how to filter them out just yet.

I keep wondering if taking pictures of just the city - it's architecture & attractions - is enough for me. I want something with a bit more substance. having said that, it'd all depend on the way my work is presented and no just the images alone

but reality hits: I don't have enough time to do a long-term photography project. Not like this guy:

Noah Kalina
http://www.noahkalina.com/
(all images taken from here)

From Brooklyn, New York
A Jack-of-all-trades; Photographer, Artist, Designer & Magazine Editor.

His MOST famous work is his Youtube video called 'Noah takes a photo of himself every day for 6 years' - It's pretty self explanatory.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6B26asyGKDo

What I love the most about this project of his is that his pictures are so simple, none are staged or posed, there's no setting alike. His face is completely without depth, his appearance is utterly mundane, even creepy at times. Yet he's managed to make this famous and dramatic piece of work... that's not even complete yet.

Having said that he is by no means the first person to attempt such a project: