Gallery: Photo Project Aims to Capture a Day in the Life of the World
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*A photo from the "A Day in the Life of Sweden" project, which was the inspiration for ADAY.org. Seaside park – Malmö, 4 p.m.* *Photo: Henrik Saxgren.*
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*Erik Fröberg says goodbye to his 94-year-old wife Vera, who is being taken by ambulance helicopter to a mainland hospital. Five days later, Erik' ́s lifetime partner is dead. Göransgården assisted-living residence – Ljusterö Island, 1:54 a.m. A photo from the "A Day in the Life of Sweden" project.* *Photo: Lars Pehrson*
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*When the man of the house has sworn himself blue in the face over a sofa that refused to fit into the Volvo, he simply left it in the parking area and went for a trailer. Ikea Kållered, Göteborg, 3:40 p.m. A photo from the "A Day in the Life of Sweden" project.* *Photo: Magnus Sundberg*
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*Construction engineers Frank Rosenberger and Thomas Neuman from Alpin Technik company in Leizig rappel down from the 178-meter-high pylon at the north end of the Höga Kusten Bridge. Höga Kusten Bridge - Ångermanälven River, 8:30 a.m. A photo from the "A Day in the Life of Sweden" project.* *Photo: Erik G Svensson*
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*Jacob Wahlström was on his bike when he bumped into his big brother, hit the road and burst his lip. Emergency ward, Astrid Lindgren ́s Children ́s hospital, Stockholm, 10:20 p.m. A photo from the "A Day in the Life of Sweden" project.* *Photo: Roger Turesson*
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