The aim of the 4amproject is to gather a collection of photos from around the world at the magical time of 4am. Everyone can take part and join in! All you need is a camera. We want to see what you see at that moment in time on that one day. What’s your view at 4am?
04/04 is the big day. Put it in your diary. Set your alarm clock!
Play your part in compiling a global snapshot capturing the world at 4am.
Find out more about the project
It’s easy to make your photos available to see online.
You can even send in images direct from your mobile. Find out how.
A few days ago I picked up the news on twitter that 4am photographer, Andy Toots, has had his latest 4am photograph featured on The Guardian’s website! Congratulations Andy!
Andy says, “I wanted to go out around my village and take some photos, but didn’t plan very well and only got so far as the end of my driveway, where I took this self-portrait”. And what a striking self portrait it is!
Have your 4am Project photos been featured by any publications? Get in touch, and let me know! 
Photo by Anita Harris
I’m excited to announce the event for the 4am Project – Set your alarm clock for 4am on 17th October!
Start telling your friends and spreading the word. Get together with other ‘4am-ers’ in your town and see what you can capture whilst the rest of the world sleeps.
Since the 4am Project began 18 months ago hundreds of photographers from nearly 40 countries have experienced their world at this often unseen time of day. The global solidarity of the project shows a different view of the world we live in.
Although the blog has been quiet, I haven’t been resting my laurels. I’ve been working hard behind the scenes to enable the project to continue to grow. Thanks to the support and funding from Channel 4 and Screen West Midlands I have been able to take the project forward and have lots of plans to make it sustainable.
I am taking the 4am Project to New York City for this next event and will be organising something fantastic for people to take part in, so watch this space if you are in the area!
So, get ready! Get set! Polish off your lenses and re-charge your batteries!
Nandoor from Hungary with his Nikon D90
This is Nandoor from Hungary who is the proud owner of a sparkly new Nikon D90 Camera and lens!
Nandoor's prize winning photograph - First train in the morning.
Congratulations on your prize Nadoor, and thank you to Nikon!
There were 23 other prize winning photographers too who received prizes from Photocreator and Moo. You can view prize winning photographs here.
Don’t forget, you can follow the 4amproject on twitter!
The 4am Project has been nominated for an award! BUT it needs YOUR vote to win!
The project has been nominated for an Online Campaign for the Midlands Media Awards which takes place this Thursday.
I would really appreciate your support and your vote so that the project can win an award. I can’t do this without you!
It only take two clicks to vote on this LINK.
I’ve made a little video appeal. Hope you like it! Your vote really counts.
Thank you!
It was a spontaneous 4am photo call that went out some hours into the UK General Election on Thursday night. And what a night it was. People around the country were burning the midnight oil as the results trickled in through the night and into the morning.
Thank you to everyone who were awake enough to grab their camera and take a snapshot of this historic occasion!
By Kinky Fantastic - The Times Newspaper newsroom
By Kate Day - The Telegraph Newspaper Office
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Then take a photo at 4am!
Will you be celebrating or commiserating? Are you getting together with friends? Watching it on tv or tuned in online or into the radio?
Perhaps you will out at an Election event!
Whatever you are doing, capture the moment in history!
Find out how to submit your 4am election photos here
Thanks to @priddy for the suggestion.
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