article_snippet: Twelve years ago 24 photographers decided to carry out an ambitious project - to document a full New Year's Day every year for 24 years.
article_snippet: This was a project that was to last 24 years, with each photographer progressing one hour every year, so that at the end of 24 years, there will be 24 sets of images from New Year's Day - or 576 images.
article_snippet: To contrast with the chaos Yvonne De Rosa – took this picture of a couple in 'a calm embrace and in their own magic space' 24 photographers met while studying on a postgraduate photography course at Central St Martin's in London.
article_snippet: Curator Bridget Coaker said: 'When I first heard about 24photography
article_snippet: Now in its 12th year this group of dedicated photographers are still going out in all weathers and all hours to capture something that shows something of the first day of each New Year.
article_snippet: Claire Spreadbury, founder of 24photography, said: 'The exhibition is going from strength to strength and now in our twelfth year our've really developed an identity and feel that our're an established part of London's art calendar.
highlights_snippet: Twelve years ago 24 photographers decided on a project to document a full New Year's Day every year for 24 years .
  