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A Sweet 15
July 3, 2008 by pmelcher.
You should interrupt everything you are doing right now and head immediately to aurora@15.com. Jose Azel and his team invite you to a year long birthday celebration !!. Based on the Surrealist’s “Cadavres Exquis” ( exquisite corpse) game, the rules are quite simple : one random photographer shoots an image and post it on the site. Once posted, a randomly selected photographer has 48 hours to post another image related in some ways to the previous one. And so on.
Called Action/Reaction, it will go until the end of the year.
It could have used a comment box or some other way for viewers to interact but it is still an exciting exercise. Go on now, go check it out :

