Noah Kalina: Everyday

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This is a surreal video made by a photographer named, Noah Kalina. This photo-a-day project shows pictures of himself that he took everyday for six years. He compiles them into this pensive 5-minute video. Entitled, Everyday, this video has been viewed more than 8 million times in YouTube and has inspired several people all over the world to start similar projects.

I can imagine him taking a picture of himself quietly everyday. There must have been several times when he thought that this project is crazy and useless. There must have been moments when he wanted to quit. There were actually days that he missed but that did not stop him from persevering and following through. With persistence, passion, focus and dedication, like Noah, we can achieve great things.

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