Passing of time

Now here's an interesting way to capture the passing of an entire day in a single photograph. It's composed of 24 shots -- one per hour -- with no photo

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Salvador Dalí (Spain, 1904-1989), The Persistence of Memory (detail), 1931, oil on canvas

Despite the meticulous control and calculated perspectives, Canadian artist Adam Lupton’s oil paintings are constantly fidgeting. They mostly feature youth in various incarnations in a blur of motion represented as simultaneous frames, or with different layers of paint exposed. This jitteriness is revealed both through substance, by showing the layers of material creation, or through time, as the viewer pans multiple freeze-frames overlaid on top of each other. What stands still throughout…

Frank Machalowski is an award-winning German photographer, who lives and work in Berlin. After studying economic studies in Berlin and applying himself to

DMY: this calendar by German designer Susanna Hertrich shreds paper displaying each passing day. Called Chrono Shredder, the piece displays the dates on a scroll of paper, showing the current day while all the past dates are shredded up to curl in a heap on the floor. See all our stories about DMY Berlin in

This picture, named Sand of Time, was created by Gadion for the passing time 2 photography contest.

A blog encourages users to time travel with photographs.