As time goes by…
Do you know what is the difference between a park and a concrete wall? The concrete wall is the same – gray, scaly and barren – no matter what month of the year it is. The park changes. Every month you come visit, it looks different.
A series of photos of one group of trees along the gazebo path taken over the course of one year.
The shots were taken roughly in one month intervals.
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And one more thing. More than hundred years ago, Albert Einstein discovered that the passage of time is relative — which rhymes well with our everyday experience: when on a hot date, time flies like a Concorde with an afterburner, while in a boring meeting it drags like a sleepy sloth. Since all photographs are time stamped these days, I was able to precisely calculate, how quickly the time goes by in the park. And I dare say the result will astonish you. In this particular nook of the Universe, time passes exactly at the speed of one hour per hour.
–honza–