Kidney Notes: Eight Years of Aging on Video

Saturday, December 22, 2007

Eight Years of Aging on Video

Living My Life Faster - 8 years of JK's Daily Photo Project from c71123 on Vimeo.

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I'm Joshua Schwimmer: nephrologist (kidney specialist), health tech consultant, and photography enthusiast in NYC.

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