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Regina McCombs
Twin Cities, Minn.

First look: One Day in the Twin Cities

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On April 26th, 2014 people in the Twin Cities grabbed cameras and headed out to document life in the metro area for the "One Day in the Twin Cities" project. Here's a first look at just a small portion of the images gathered that day.

The project asks 10 questions for the future of the region as part of a "city-wide, participatory media-creation event." When all the material is gathered, there will be an interactive geo-tagged archive and a TV series on the future of the American city.

The overall project, "One Day on Earth," also took place in Boston, Atlanta, San Francisco and other cities around the country.