Wow, unoriginal AND narcissistic, what a great combo!

Is everyone just a little bit narcissistic? Great job, man.

Must say. That was awesome!!

what was up with the music? self-recorded acoustic guitar? Video concept was cool, but could've used a much better soundtrack

props man, that's some good old dedication!

I love this kind of work, and I've watch many on youtube. But yours is really fun ! (I have to say that i'm a real fan of polaroid too, maybe you're on polanoid.net ?)

And, I started my face evolution :
chatougna.com/eachdays

That is some serious commitment to a project. Nice work.

Thanks, I appreciate your comments and welcome your feedback.

Buenisimo, muy original y mucha constancia para llevar adelante este proyecto!

Don't stop. seriously. I think compressing the aging process would be fascinating. You've only changed a little bit in 10 years, compared to how much you will change over the span of your entire adulthood. You are not an ego maniac at all. It only takes a second to snap a photo, people spend more than that looking in the mirror shaving or doing their hair. Keep going! Also I love the contrast between you and your child. Growth during childhood is SO rapid compared to growth during adulthood which is why you really should see it through to the end. It would be profoundly moving. It already is in a way, there are some interesting metaphors here (you may or may not be aware of); Your image gradually became more stable and consistent as you matured while your capacity to express your personality through image seemed to deepen. Really fascinating. Keep doing it.

I just heard your interview on The Story and stopped in to see what you've done. Fascinating! Fantastic! I agree with the previous poster that now is not the time to stop such a project. And if your son will tolerate more "PAPA-razzi," it would be so interesting to see a similar project on his own aging. I perfectly plan to steal this idea to document my own kids' lives, and although I am not using a polaroid, and I haven't been carefully framing pictures of them, I am pretty sure I have a picture of both kids from almost each day of their lives, and it would be really interesting to watch them as they age. The condensed 30 second version is also interesting, as you chose photos with your face in a similar position. But I like the frenzied feel of the longer one much better.

I love time-lapse videos especially when they are of people, great work! I made something something similar to this. It is 6000+ pictures of my friends and I in college.

ofelias.tv/monkeymovie09/

you seem lonely... :(

Hi Marc -- Heard your interview on NPR's "The Story" today, then sought out your video. What an entertaining undertaking!
When your son was born, your pix reflected the happiness he brought to your life. How about doing a similar project with your son -- daily or even weekly pix. What dramatic changes there would be within a 10-year period. Your son, wife and you would get such a kick out of seeing his metamorphosis.
If your son would tolerate your continued pic-taking throughout his teens, how fascinating the final product would be!
Your soundtrack could his fave tunes throughout his young life.

Hi Marc, interesting work. So interesting that I had to create an account just to comment (but i'll also upload my own work).

Not sure if you are familiar with WNYC's RadioLab, but there was a show dealing with Time maybe? that had a project where a man recorded the sound of his daughter for something like 15 yrs or so. It was very interesting the way the voice matured as we looked at it through the same way of time compression. Very nice work.

Brilliant! Expensive! But Brilliant!

Just heard The Story interview you did with Dick Gordon on my drive home and couldn't wait to get home and see the video.

What an interesting way to reflect on a decade of your life. There's a universality about this work that's very profound. It could be a decade in any of our lives. Cool!

I'm over 200 days now :D Did you continue yours ?

chatougna.com/eachdays

Ah! "Stick the landing," as in gymnastics, when an athlete is ending his or her routine and must land on his or her feet without stepping forward or back...:)
doubletongued.org/index.php/dictionary/stick_the_landing_1/