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Jonathan Keats Millennium Camera is slowly slurping up light on a hiking trail outside Tucson, Ariz. The photo will be ready in 3023

A University of Arizona professor is hoping to capture the changes of a Tucson landscape over the next thousand years, setting up a primitive pinhole camera for a super-l

A philosopher’s photography project aims to document a millennia of change across various landscapes around the world.

Experimental philosopher Jonathon Keats is attempting to capture history with the Millennium Camera: a camera designed to take an image of a Tuscon, Arizona landscape over the next thousand years. The camera, as reported by the New York Post, overlooks a soon-to-be housing development in front of the mountainous range. Keats, a professor at the University of Arizona College of Fine Arts, has stated the art/science project is an attempt to provide a time capsule for the people of 3023, of what ...

An experimental philosopher from the University of Arizona has set up what he's calling the Millennium Camera: a device designed to take a single image of the Tucson, Arizona landscape over the course of a thousand years.

Picture Time Travel: The Millennium Camera's Thousand-Year Snapshot - Industry Tap

A University of Arizona professor is hoping to capture the changes of a Tucson landscape over the next thousand years, setting up a primitive pinhole camera for a super long exposure that will be ready to be viewed in 3024.

What did your area look like 1,000 years ago? Well, people in the year 3023 might have the luxury of finding out, thanks to an art/science project called the Millennium Camera, which will take an extremely long-exposure photo of the Arizona desert.

A team of researchers installed the camera next to a bench in Starr Pass, Tucson.