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Entirely forgot I decided to do a Project 365 this year. So have a blurry coffee table photo which is my best effort from yesterday... #project365 001/365
These are perfect push-up twisting helper bars. These things actually work. I was bit of a skeptic, but these things make your chest, shoulders, and triceps sore. I am a sucker for infomercials, but these things actually work. The more I do push-ups, the more my body feels like it gets used to the soreness. I guess that's why it's called working out. Anyways, I have been pretty disciplined with regards to project 365. So hopefully that will translate to being disciplined doing push-ups before I go to bed and right after I wake up.
Day 194: Wanting to be done with my picture early i found something i havent taken a picture of in my apartment and put it in the lightbox. A lightbox makes everything better
Rocks. Simple as that, really.
Canon EOS 40D / EF50mm f/1.2L USM | 1/500 | f/4.5 | 50mm | ISO400
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Today's Project 365 pic is of the main street of Nhill.
I had to go there for work. 6 hrs on the road for 1 and a half hours of work.
Directly behind me was the public toilets, which plays classical music to scare off the local teens and cover the noise of pooping.
In 2004 I bought an Olympus E-1 DSLR with two lenses to replace the aged and slow E-20n. I decided to pickup a used one I found on eBay at a fairly inexpensive price. I want to do some comparisons with the E-20n, D300s, and my D500. This should my last camera pick for awhile....unless I get the urge to buy another one! (I still have to get an Olympus E-3, Nikon D200, and Nikon D300 to finish my Wall of Fame)
Aaron must have been following me again. I, too, was in Mendon last night and was on my way home. The sunset was so beautiful I just needed to pull over and shoot it. There was also a beautiful rainbow.
We had a bit of a scare this morning with our 15 year old Golden Retriever. She wouldn’t get up , she wouldn’t eat and she had terrible problems walking. We were lucky enough to have our friend, who’s a vet, come over to diagnose and treat her in our kitchen. What a wonderful person to have come over on Thanksgiving to help our dog. We were just dumbfound as to what to do and really thought that we would be putting Gilda to sleep tonight instead of eating turkey.
This is a shot of our friend working some of his acupuncture magic on Gilda. She’s doing better now but she’s still really stiff and needs help getting up. She had a little dinner and was able to go up and down the steps on her own.
06JUL - Dakota came home from knee surgery today. It seemed like the
right pic to choose.
sent from my Project 365 app
Lightly edited, and croped
Day 100 :D For the occasion, i shot my dad :)
♥♥♥♥♥♥♫ ... Jamie Cullum YOU MUST listen to this album :)
This is my first attempt at black-and-white photography with the new camera, which seemed appropriate given the subject.
This is a close-up of a front corner of Hancher Auditorium, which has been the main performing arts venue at the University of Iowa for nearly 40 years. It was designed by Max Abramovitz, who was also the architect of the UN headquarters and Lincoln Center. Hancher is most likely going to be demolished and replaced due to the heavy damage it received during the floods of 2008.
Came out pretty well considering that it was taken more or less in the dark... Taking part in project365 has taught me that the best pictures aren't always the ones you expected to be good.
This is my 60th project365 pic. Been going for just over 2 months now, as part of my new years resolution not to buy or even drool over any more photographic equipment till I have successfully completed a picture a day for 365 days without skipping any days.
It's been a good experience, though keeping it up for the remaining 205 days seems like quite a task! When I started it was in the Christmas holidays, my girlfriend was overseas, and I didn't have much else to spend time on. It was great, and I often spent hours a day behind my camera or in the digital "darkroom". It was great fun, and I loved every moment.
Then my girlfriend came back (not that I am at _all_ unhappy about that, just to clear any possible doubt ;) ), I had to start working again, _and_ I started learning to play the piano (which, bye the by I love immensely); I've started to wonder what I got myself into! I'm not spending nearly as much time on photography, but at least I'm still taking my camera many places it would not otherwise have gone.
In spite of the reduced time investment, I still turn up the odd shot I really like even though as a whole I'm a little dissapointed with my more recent pictures.
Anyhow, it's been good so far, and I'm gonna keep it up. Cheers to all my fellow project 365ians!
Valentine's day should never involve an outpatient procedure. AXO and I are celebrating on Saturday instead.
February 4
I'm pretty sure something happened today. I mean, I ate things. I worked on stuff⦠I don't remember a single thing though, because I just got off the phone with Tesla.
It looks like my delivery driver is running ahead of schedule. Like, way ahead of schedule. I was bracing for the longest week of my life and a Thursday delivery, but instead it looks like he's gonna be here TOMORROW!
MY CAR IS COMING TOMORROW! AT 11AM!
Luckily I managed to take a picture of my face before my body finished shutting down.
Can't. Type. Too. Much. Adrenaline.
Christmas traditions of Helsinki window by window www.hel.fi/hki/museo/en/museum+news/news+and+events/chris... Window #3:
"Winter darkness around Christmas has been illuminated with candles for centuries. Even though electricity has erased darkness, candles remain an important part of the Christmas spirit in Finland. American style façade and yard lights began to add brilliance to Finnish Christmas traditions in the 1990's."