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Natalie's family took a picture of her every day, from birth up until she turned ten years old, and cut all the photographs together to this impressive time-lapse video clip.
via kottke.org and matt
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Natalie's family took a picture of her every day, from birth up until she turned ten years old, and cut all the photographs together to this impressive time-lapse video clip.
via kottke.org and matt
Pedobear approves though.
foff@snore Moran, don't you get the point?
foff@Manticore for showing latent mental problems.
foff@BikerRay ok, lets see 10 years of your bike rebuild projects then
This is why I like Neatorea.
It is amazing to see the change in the little girl. Not just her appearance, but her expressions, her interests in dolls, then clothes as she aged.
@Numba23: If only you had a worldwide repository of knowledge at your fingertips on which to look things up.
Good memories that.
My siblings and I still muse about the progressive decline of photos taken from my oldest sister, who has literal volumes of pix, to my younger brother has only a smattering, sad to say, because surely my parents were too tired dealing with the other 4 of us to bother recording his life.
I would say this is pretty much an everyday sort of thing, since it's being done to death by narcissists everywhere.
You realize this is ten year's worth of photos, right? Which means they started ten years ago, right? Which means it predates ALL those videos of people taking pictures of themselves for a year, right? THINK before posting.
I'm just stating a simple fact.
though now that I think about it, even 10 is a little old for pedobear. So maybe he'd disapprove.
Nobody called it "old". Although ten years is old, people were calling it tedious, narcissistic, and done to death.
I was actually thinking about doing this whenever we had kids. I still may. Will see if I can HAVE a child first.
Love her headband stage. And the waving hands!