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Peace Vigil

5:01:16

Date: 1/13/16

Location: Lafayette Square

Philopos, at the longest-running vigil in the U.S.

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We used to lead much more predictable lives, working 9-5 Monday through Fridays, and then bursting into freedom or slogging into a commute at 5:01, the first minute that belonged to us.

But now the patterns of our lives have become more complicated - the 24-hour economy, the blurring between work and free time, on-call scheduling, flextime, freelancing, lifestyle changes, etc. etc.

So I set out to photograph what we are really doing on weekdays at 5:01. Here's what I found in Washington D.C.

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What We’re Doing at 5:01
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- Everything We’re Doing
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