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AIGA has partnered with The New York Times to create a visual chronicle of the election process nationwide. The Polling Place Photo Project (PPPP) is an online collection of photos of polling places around the country, each uploaded by an active observer. For the project to succeed, we need your lens to capture a vernacular glimpse of the voting experience in your district.
This project is open to all, so encourage everyone you know to add their photos as well. Ultimately, we want to show both The New York Times and the broader public that we see the prosaic as well as the patriotic clearly and that design counts everywhere.
The URL is http://pollingplaces.nytimes.com
Instructions are included on the site.
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I voted and posted my pic already.
I think it's a neat idea to show/display the voting process.
Add your pic and be a part of something cool. :)
AIGA has partnered with The New York Times to create a visual chronicle of the election process nationwide. The Polling Place Photo Project (PPPP) is an online collection of photos of polling places around the country, each uploaded by an active observer. For the project to succeed, we need your lens to capture a vernacular glimpse of the voting experience in your district.
This project is open to all, so encourage everyone you know to add their photos as well. Ultimately, we want to show both The New York Times and the broader public that we see the prosaic as well as the patriotic clearly and that design counts everywhere.
The URL is Polling Place Pics
Instructions are included on the site.+ + +
I voted and posted my pic already.
I think it's a neat idea to show/display the voting process.Add your pic and be a part of something cool. :)
Linkified. And it is a cool idea.
I was this close to snapping a shot of the empty Michigan poling place three weeks ago too. Bummer.
any update?