A Danish photographer proved that our life is Groundhog Day (16 photos)

The daily grind, love it or hate it, is an integral part of life for most of us. Especially for those living in big cities. Danish photographer Peter Funch spent nearly 10 years photographing New Yorkers rushing to work.







The series of photographs included in the book 42nd and Vanderbilt spans the period from 2007 to 2016. All the photos were taken between 8:30 and 9:30 a.m. During the editing process, Funch realized that some people in his photographs were captured multiple times—sometimes years apart.

"You wouldn't believe it if you found people who've been faithful to their daily rituals for years. That's the thing about New York: people just do the same thing day after day."







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