The Synchronicity Project

by Jens Jensen
Since 2005 Japanese art director Jun Tsuzuki has been running a project he calls

by Jens Jensen
Since 2005 Japanese art director Jun Tsuzuki has been running a project he calls
To guarantee the pictures are taken at the exact same time, the participants are asked to synchronize their local time with the given GMT time.
The next moment marks Synchronicity's third annual celebration of the New Year, occurring at 1 January 2008, 0:00:00 GMT. (That's 31 December 2007, 7:00:00PM New York; 31 December 2007, 4:00:00PM Los Angeles; 1 January 2007, 3:00:00AM Moscow; 1 January 2008, 8:00:00AM Tokyo). Calculate your local time here.
Pictures from the last moment from Devon, England and Tokyo.
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