The Disposable Diaries by Gordon Armstrong is a Film Photo Journal
Rebecca Byers — January 29, 2012 — Fashion
References: disposablediaries & leisureonly
The Disposable Diaries by Gordon Armstrong is a project he created with an aim to document a year in photographs using only disposable cameras. Armstrong carried around a disposable camera at all times for one year, taking at least one photo every day. The book, which is volume one, is an eclectic collection of moments over the year, which possess a grungy charm.
The Disposable Diaries by Gordon Armstrong is a compulsively captivating result of a simple idea, and includes 1,468 photos taken in four countries on 56 disposable cameras (with only one camera lost) and over 20 Domino's pizzas consumed. From party photos to shots of delicious carbohydrates, Armstrong's book is worth a look.
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The Disposable Diaries by Gordon Armstrong is a compulsively captivating result of a simple idea, and includes 1,468 photos taken in four countries on 56 disposable cameras (with only one camera lost) and over 20 Domino's pizzas consumed. From party photos to shots of delicious carbohydrates, Armstrong's book is worth a look.
Additional Sources:
Disposable Diaries on FB
Trend Themes
1. Disposable Cameras - Expanding interest in disposable cameras presents opportunities for companies to innovate and create new products or services in the photography industry.
2. Film Photography - Growing popularity of film photography offers a potential market for businesses to explore and provide unique film-related products or services.
3. Personal Documentaries - The rise of personal documentary projects like The Disposable Diaries indicates the potential for companies to offer platforms or tools for individuals to create and share their own visual narratives.
Industry Implications
1. Photography - The Disposable Diaries project highlights the need for novelty and innovation in the photography industry to cater to the growing demand for unique and alternative ways of capturing moments.
2. Printing and Publishing - The success of The Disposable Diaries book suggests an opportunity for printers and publishers to collaborate with photographers and artists in showcasing their work in unconventional ways.
3. Social Media and Content Sharing - With the popularity of personal documentary projects, there is potential for social media platforms or content sharing websites to develop features that enable users to easily curate and share their own visual stories.
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