365 self portraits. Can I actually do it? Inspired by many others, I decided to give my creativity a kick in the pants with a Daily Photo project. With life happening too fast, quite often I lose the spark that drives me to pick up the camera. Hopefully I can maintain not only this project, but the ability to develop more as a photographer. Ideally, the majority of these will be self-portraits to help me get over my image complex and to document the most important, memorable moments of each day.
My rules:
1. At least part of myself in each shot. Every 24 hours.
2. EXIF data pulls rank. I travel and can't always upload on a timely matter, but the timestamp is as the timestamp does...
3. Try to document the dominant activity/event of the day. This is a journal-type project for me, too.
4. Having help is OK. While I always set up the shot myself, occasionally the location requires having someone else hit the shutter for me.
My current 365 Project gallery is here!
My rules:
1. At least part of myself in each shot. Every 24 hours.
2. EXIF data pulls rank. I travel and can't always upload on a timely matter, but the timestamp is as the timestamp does...
3. Try to document the dominant activity/event of the day. This is a journal-type project for me, too.
4. Having help is OK. While I always set up the shot myself, occasionally the location requires having someone else hit the shutter for me.
My current 365 Project gallery is here!
March 21, 2007
For the life of me I have never been able to make the sweet light of sunset look good on trees and green grass. I don't claim to be an expert on color management but trying to get it to work in my favor has always been a fight. Most of the time I don't even bother.
I'm feeling very "blah" these days. Unpresentable and a bit creatively constipated. It's Friday, though, no matter how much reading I need to do for class, and I've got a busy weekend ahead even disregarding that.
This was on our evening walk with Zach. Each of these trees is a prominent calling card for all the neighborhood dogs. Yum!
By popular request, here is an outtake of sorts with the little man himself. Zachary!
For the life of me I have never been able to make the sweet light of sunset look good on trees and green grass. I don't claim to be an expert on color management but trying to get it to work in my favor has always been a fight. Most of the time I don't even bother.
I'm feeling very "blah" these days. Unpresentable and a bit creatively constipated. It's Friday, though, no matter how much reading I need to do for class, and I've got a busy weekend ahead even disregarding that.
This was on our evening walk with Zach. Each of these trees is a prominent calling card for all the neighborhood dogs. Yum!
By popular request, here is an outtake of sorts with the little man himself. Zachary!
March 21, 2007
For the life of me I have never been able to make the sweet light of sunset look good on trees and green grass. I don't claim to be an expert on color management but trying to get it to work in my favor has always been a fight. Most of the time I don't even bother.
I'm feeling very "blah" these days. Unpresentable and a bit creatively constipated. It's Friday, though, no matter how much reading I need to do for class, and I've got a busy weekend ahead even disregarding that.
This was on our evening walk with Zach. Each of these trees is a prominent calling card for all the neighborhood dogs. Yum!
By popular request, here is an outtake of sorts with the little man himself. Zachary!
For the life of me I have never been able to make the sweet light of sunset look good on trees and green grass. I don't claim to be an expert on color management but trying to get it to work in my favor has always been a fight. Most of the time I don't even bother.
I'm feeling very "blah" these days. Unpresentable and a bit creatively constipated. It's Friday, though, no matter how much reading I need to do for class, and I've got a busy weekend ahead even disregarding that.
This was on our evening walk with Zach. Each of these trees is a prominent calling card for all the neighborhood dogs. Yum!
By popular request, here is an outtake of sorts with the little man himself. Zachary!
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