Becs’ Amazing Wedding Day
A Very Special Wedding Here at Narrative, we love it when our community shares their stories with us. Just recently,…
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33 Most Perfectly Timed Photos Will Take Your Breath Away
Capturing the best moment often takes a lot of patience as a photographer must wait for the opportune time to…
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Capturing the unexpected with Alvin Campaña
Location: Toronto, Ontario, Canada Website: www.alvincampana.com Twitter: @alvincampana Instagram: @alvinstagrampana How did you hear about Narrative and how long have…
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Where you can find the Narrative Team this fall
Interested in meeting in person? Some members of the Narrative team will be out and about this fall. Here’s some…
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This week in lifelogging: how the digital age has forever changed the way we process anything
Evolution of how we process things Lifelogging is related to how we’ve decided that the digital age should and could be used for…
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Narrative has $8 million in new funding & 100 million more reasons to be excited
The future, for anyone who wants to tell their own story, has never looked brighter. These are some great things…
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This week in lifelogging: of food fads and world’s weddings
Extreme food fads throughout history One segment of lifelogging is the documentation of our meals. After all, we are what…
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This week in lifelogging: real-life superheroes, super Dads and the magnificent world they live in
Not all wear capes Countless movies have been released year after year surrounding the theme of superheroes and their ability to…
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This week in lifelogging: travel episode 1
Traveling with the Narrative Clip “Not all those who wander are lost.” – J. R. R. Tolkien. For all of you…
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This week in lifelogging: beyond human imagination, building real memories and embracing wearables
“Reality” in the age of photoshop When we think about lifelogging, we often think about it in terms of documenting…
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Narrative Clip used in Swedish museum exhibition
The Stockholm County Museum (Stockholms läns museum) is currently showing an exhibition called Contemporary Photos (Samtidsbild). Narrative worked with the museum to…
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Celebrate Spring with the #MySpringNarrative photo contest
The Narrative Clip is now in 53 different countries! So, spring probably means different things to different people and we…
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This week in lifelogging: together in unity, in wackiness, and in trust
From the quantified self to the quantified us A huge portion of digital lifelogging done currently is largely intertwined with…
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This week in lifelogging: amazing animals, people and their environments
Surreal photography with real animals Last week, we took a look at how Christoph Rehage engaged in extensive lifelogging…
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This week in lifelogging: on the road, in the womb and way up in the air
Logging the longest walk If you think lifelogging is uninteresting and pure troublesome, think again. Last week, we shared how…
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10 Million Memories
We started Narrative because we wanted to capture more of our moments and access more of our memories. Visual captures…
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This week in lifelogging: visual lifelogging, perfect imperfections and moments not photos
Visual lifelogging and its effects In the past week, the annual SXSW in Austin, Texas, has got many people talking…
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This week in lifelogging: creative campaigns, quantified breakup and Sony SmartBand
Creative activities for your lifelogs One of the indirect benefits of engaging in heavy lifelogging is the new need…
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This week in lifelogging: fitness redefined, Fin at your fingertips and little Batman’s perspective
Redefining fitness in 2014 Have you lost all that extra weight gained over the festive (feasting) season of Christmas, New…
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This week in lifelogging: more than that, tracking with OptimizeMe and Google’s most photographed cities
More than just self-tracking When we think about lifelogging, phrases such as the quantified self or wearable tech often…
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