If you give a one-year-old a camera, what would he photograph? The inside of his mouth? A binky? The world from 25 inches off the ground?

The 100 Project will show you. It’s the newest project from the folks who brought you the Disposable Memory Project. They’re sending 100 disposable cameras to 100 people from ages 1 to 100!

Each person will document a week of their life, answering questions like what’s life like through a 99-year-old’s eyes?

They’re on the search for people in every age group, so you can apply to be a part of it! Check out the 100 so far.

The one-year-old’s already published his photos, so the rest of us kiddos better catch up!

The 100 Project

1. Project 1976: Making a Photo History of the Year You Were Born Sveinn Birkir has been collecting images from 1976 to make a visual anthology of the year he was born. Freaking rad! Wanna make your own...
2. Project 365: How to Take a Photo a Day and See Your Life in a Whole New Way People will often say that their whole lives flashed before their eyes after they experienced a traumatic event. Perhaps it’s a bit morbid, but we...
3. Photo Project: Before I Die I Want to… Some people want to travel the world before they die. Some want to be rich and famous. And others just want to knit themselves a...
4. How Cameras & Toys Change Kids’ Lives We’ve all been there: not having the words to express what we feel. Kids in war zones know this too well. Brian McCarty had a...
5. Vote With Your Camera: The Polling Place Photo Project If you happen to live in the United States, all you’ve heard about lately is the elections. (Chances are you’ve heard a lot about it...

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