A life in Photos

Study Notes

Munish Bansal started taking daily photos of his daughter Suman on January 23, 1996, when she was a few hours old.
He continued taking daily photos of her; sometimes in the morning, sometimes in the afternoon.
Suman often had long hair, but sometimes it was short.
She sometimes wore glasses, and sometimes she did not.
She sometimes had a tired or sad expression; but she was usually happy.
Munish took a photo of Suman on her eighteenth birthday, which was 6,575 days after she was born.
Munish collected all 6,575 photos, created a large picture from them, and gave it to Suman as a gift.
The photos show Suman's life from her birth to her eighteenth birthday, and how she changed over years.

Munish Bansal, a father, took a photo of his daughter Suman every day from the day she was born until her 18th birthday.
He took a photo every day, sometimes multiple times a day, capturing different moments in her life.
Suman, with her big brown eyes and straight black hair, grew and changed over the 6,575 days.
She had days where she was tired or sad, but she was usually happy.
Suman's physical appearance evolved; her hair length changed, sometimes she wore glasses, and sometimes she didn't.
For Suman's 18th birthday, Munish compiled all 6,575 photos into one large picture, representing a visual chronicle of her life.