“The result is a document of my existence unlike any I would otherwise photograph let alone post on Instagram”

Tim Bradshaw, global technology correspondent, Financial Times

minutiae is an anti-social photo project. Once a day, at a random, undisclosed minute, every participant around the world gets the same alert and has one minute to take an unscripted, unfiltered photo of whatever's in front of them.

There are no filters, no captions, no likes, no followers, and no profiles. After you capture your moment, you get a brief window to see one stranger's photo from the same minute, then it's gone until tomorrow.

It's not a faster way to share your life. It's an alternative to documenting only the highlights - a long, slow, honest archive of the ordinary moments that never make it onto social media.

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