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His aim is simple: to take a single portrait of every family member, every year. The results are jarringly beautiful and thought-provoking. 25 years collapse in an instant. You can breeze through this in a second, if you want. But do yourself a favor and spend a few minutes really looking at these faces. We think it’s never too late to start this photo ritual. (BTW: Our friend Ely notes, and we agree, that Nicolas has clearly become a player by 1998.) Diego Golberg’s Family Portrait Ritual → See more Photo projects, DIY ideas, and Gear ← → Get it all free: Subscribe by email or RSS ← “Good artists copy; great artists steal.” —Pablo Picasso (and Steve Jobs) Pay It Forward: Portraits of Other Photographers Tell a Life’s Story with Photos |
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If we could turn back time, we’d find a way to make our parents follow the annual ritual that Diego Golberg has been practicing since June 17th, 1976.
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