While I was in the hospital last week, I hit the five-month mark on my 365 photo project.
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365 Project : First Month Reflection
I’m at the tail end of month one of my 365 project; I’ve uploaded 29 photos. This Flickr overview (also on Facebook) includes a pre-project image I used for the “cover” — the great shoes I bought for Monica and Jason’s wedding!
365 Project : Month One
Looking at these images, I’m at a loss for anything resembling a theme, other than the relative lack of photos of people (other than family members shooting pool). I am trying to “see” ordinary objects in a different way; I think that is coming through, a little bit. And I’m trying to consciously change perspective; I’m not convinced that is coming through, yet.
But I’m loving the iPhone camera and the cool apps for playing with photos in post-production!
Have Fun With CameraBag
Want to experiment with photographic filters without the heavy price tag of Photoshop? Then consider CameraBag (@camerabag), even if you don’t own an iPhone! This photo processing app for the iPhone and iPad also comes in a desktop version for Mac and PC.
Why use a filter application?
Before the digital era, a photographer’s choice of camera and film had nearly as much artistic impact as the subject matter. Rediscover the fading, tinting, blurring, chemical processing techniques, and “happy accidents” which gave film photos life.
365 Project : Moved
I’m moving the 365 Project to 365.kegill.com.
365 Project : Day 7
The Spread At Tonight's Sauvignon Blanc Tasting
It was fabulous! That’s Alaska crab in endive front and center, fresh sliced peaches to the left, assorted veggies to the right, spicy mango salsa to the rear and a tiny bowl of Nut-Thins (pecan is yummy).
- Place: Wedgewood Neighborhood, Seattle
- Camera: iPhone4
- Manipulation: None
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