article_snippet.sent: Keats, a San Francisco writer and self-described experimental philosopher and conceptual artist, has designed a 'millennium camera' that he intends to mount in a churchless steeple on a college campus.
article_snippet.sent: Jonathan Keats, an experimental philosopher, hopes to capture 1,000 years of changes at a mountain range in Massachusetts with he 'millennium camera' The camera, which is made of cooper and allows light to enter through a tiny hole and change paint inside, will create one image that Jonathon Keats says will display centuries of changes to the environment .
article_snippet.sent: Stearns Steeple at bucolic Amherst College, where Keats studied philosophy in the 1990s, will serve as the camera's tripod of sorts.
article_snippet.sent: The philosopher and journalist hopes that citizens of the 31st century will look at Keats image taken from a camera on Stearns Steeple at Amherst College .
article_snippet.sent: Later this spring, Keats will ascend a harrowing set of wooden stairs inside Stearns Steeple at Amherst College, position a camera on Stearns Steeple at Amherst College and open a camera on Stearns Steeple at Amherst College shutter, beginning what Keats believes will be history's longest exposure.
highlights_snippet.sent: Jonathon Keats, experimental philosopher, plans to photo Holyoke Range .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Jonathon Keats hopes pinhole camera will capture the gradual environmental changes in the mountains near Amherst College .
  