American sent cameras to the world and showed photos that were sent to him back

American photographer Jamal Davis, who lives in New York, created a very unusual photo project called Diary of Disposables. Three years ago, an interesting idea was born in his head - to document in photographs the lives of the most ordinary, random people from different countries. But Davis himself was not going to go anywhere; instead, he sent inexpensive cameras to his many friends and acquaintances around the world and in the accompanying letters asked them to take moments of their lives.

Now that the project has taken place and has become very successful, the photographer says that at first he was skeptical of his own idea. In addition, before the first of the people who responded sent the cameras back to him, weeks and months passed, so Davis’s faith in the project was slowly dying away.

What were his surprise and delight when he took the first few cameras at the post office! By the way, today Jamal Davis has become the owner of an impressive collection of photographs about the life of people in different parts of the world, which has more than 10 thousand frames. The American realized that such wealth requires its own website, and did not drag out with its creation. Now he shares the most vivid and curious pictures with us.