KatheD is exhausted by the time change
evening
2 days ago
on a warm November evening
2009/11/8
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How to take a photo every day
It made me
 "I still doing this project through a Flickr group."
How I did it: I keep a compact camera (Caonon Powershot G9) with me almost everywhere I go. I mainly shoot micro and outdoor shoots of buildings, flowers, and just interesting objects and scenes that are interesting to me. Lessons & tips: There's two types of daily photographs that people seem to take: One is like a photo diary that represents what their day is like. Others try to take more serious or artful shots. Or a combination of both. There are many challenging days when you may not be able to find anything to photograph, so lower your expections. If you do this project seriously on daily basis, you willl get a few great photos that you might not get if you didn't shoot on a daily basis. Resources: Flickr Project 365
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Happy and observant
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It made me
How I did it: A friend issued a 'Pic a Day' challenge and I thought I'd go for it. I realised early on that pressures of time would mean that my photos for some days would be quick snaps of rather boring things. Acquiring a camera phone part way through the year certainly helped, meaning I didn't have to have my larger camera with me. My daily photos can be seen here.The result is a collection of images that remind me of each day - and even the really … Read how I did it…
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smile!
How I did it: I pulled my camera out every time I saw something I wanted to remember. Pictures are the best way to document your life so you don't forget the moments that keep passing us by. Read how I did it…
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It was just as vibrant in real life :)
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hecate_dracul She's a phony...but she's a real phony.
ShutterCal makes it sooooo easy
5 days ago
I began trying to take a picture everyday in April 2008. Through 43Things, I stumbled on this site called ShutterCal.com It is a place for you to upload and share your picture a day with friends, family and the other members. Since the layout looks like a calendar, it’s very easy to look back on your days. I don’t know if I would have finished a 365 project were it not for ShutterCal.
