Project 365 – Week 2

Week two completed! I’m thinking that if I shift my thinking away from taking a daily photo for a year, and instead focus on each week separately, this project won’t seem so daunting. I may try some weekly themes. Any suggestions or requests ~ within reason ~ are welcome.

This project is re-enforcing an old habit of taking my camera with me wherever I go, and forcing me to take more pictures of every day things. There is beauty in the mundane, we just have to look for it.

For Saturday’s shot, taken very early in the morning, I tried to captured a thick layer of frost on our car windows. Frost, in and of itself, isn’t very unique. but it is in Florida.I knew that once the sun was up, it wouldn’t last long so I took the opportunity to take a few photos, and give my neighbors another chance to see me in my mismatched pjs.

“Photography is a way of feeling, of touching, of loving. What you have caught on film is captured forever… it remembers little things, long after you have forgotten everything.”

~ Aaron Siskind

Baby it's cold outside ~ 27F
Week 2

1. reststopWM, 2. barbedWM, 3. wetleavesWM, 4. freshWM, 5. choppy1WM, 6. teapressWM

Let me know if you’re working on your own 365 Project…

17 thoughts on “Project 365 – Week 2

  1. These photos are absolutely gorgeous! I can’t wait to see what you post next week! I am not participating in the 365 Project, but I do have a growing interest in photography and I am currently trying to stay on top of a website in which I post my best work. What kind of camera did you use to take these pictures?

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    1. Thank you so much for your compliments. My main camera is a Nikon D60, but almost half of these – #1, 2 and 4 – were taken with my iPhone during morning walks near my home.

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  2. I love your eye…eyes…d’oh, you know what I mean? You have such an awesome talent in seeing the beauty in, well, everything. The angle taken on the swings is one of my favorites. Also, winter brown. Any reds this time of year?

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