Capturing the Passing of Time
This has NOTHING to do with business.
I just stumbled upon a neat site.
Diego and Suzy got married in 1976 and ever since have a tradition of taking individual pictures of themselves and their family is it grew over the years. The pictures show the passing of time.
It's fascinating.
They are a lovely family and I love how the boys grew up to emulate their dad by having beards as early as it looked like they could grow facial hair. I love watching the hair styles change. Remember the Farrah Fawcett hair from the 80's?
I love the commitment they made to each other to stop and capture the moment. I know that as I look over pictures of my family in the past thirty years that, although there are plenty of my husband and my children, the pets and my parents, there are very few of me. As much as I don't like having my picture taken for one reason or another, it is almost as if I don't exist.
I just thought I'd share Diego and Suzy's site with you. Inspired by Diego and Suzy, Raj and Anut also started the traditional – see their pictorial here.
Do you do something to consistently capture the passing of time in your life?
General | Deborah Brown | 23 March 2007 |
