4am Project » clock http://4amproject.org Creating a global picture of 4am Mon, 05 Mar 2012 20:02:19 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Some 4am Project facts and figures….. http://4amproject.org/2009/04/some-4am-project-facts-and-figures/ http://4amproject.org/2009/04/some-4am-project-facts-and-figures/#comments Sun, 19 Apr 2009 22:24:21 +0000 Karen Strunks http://4amproject.org/?p=330  For those of you that like numbers as well as photos I thought I would compile a few 4am facts and figures for you.

It was 10 weeks from the launch of the 4am Project until the 4th April.  During that time the website recived visits from 97 countries.

world-visitors

 On the 4th April the website reached close to 1200 visitors.

As of today, 1583 4am photos have been submitted from 18 different countries (if my calculations are spot on – I’ve gone through each picture and made a note of the county) I’ve made a little map.

worldmap

Google search results for “4am Project” brings up 16,000 pages.

Some of the 4am photographers captured some figures too.

Sydney 4AM

By Justin Tabari, Sydney, Australia

4AM - Walsall Bus Station Clock

Walsall Bus Station by Lee Jordan, UK. Lee says "The first thing I saw on the clock was that the hands were starting to line up around the number 4 :) Also note the CCTV? I did get stopped a few times even this early in the morning, put it this way the town is part of something big, not that anyone around at the time would see this as a non-threat?"

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By Ian T Edwards, Birmingham, UK. Ian says “I joined Karen and around 30 other photographers in the centre of Birmingham to take photos between 4am and 5am on 4 April 2009.”
 
By Abrinsky, Birmingham, UK. Abrinksy says "To confirm that we were up and taking pictures - if not actually awake - for the 4am project."
My Grandfather clock showing the time, Kenilworth, UK by Karen Thomas

My Grandfather clock showing the time, Kenilworth, UK by Karen Thomas

{094} Oakland: It Begins

Oakland: It begins by The Inadvertent Gardener "Somehow, I managed to talk five of my friends into getting up, taking pictures between 4 a.m. and 4:59 a.m. this morning as part of the 4AM Project, and then joining me for a not-brunch afterward. As Jen Maiser Tweeted last night: "Laughing. A year ago we didn't even know @egratto. And now she's convinced us that getting up at FOUR AM is a good idea."

Remember, if you are on twitter you can follow the 4am Project @4amproject. See you there! :)
 

 
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