Monday, September 27, 2010
Day 270
Make a photograph today dominated by browns or other earthtones. Explore how the color influences your subject choice.
Day 268
Make a photograph that shows an interpretation of your favorite indulgence or guilty pleasure.
Day 267
Make a photo of an interesting stack of books or magazines. Consider how you handle repeating lines in your composition.
Day 266
Symmetry can be calm and soothing. Make a photo today featuring symmetry, either in subject or composition.
Day 265
Communicate chaos, disorganization or messiness in a photograph. Find some beauty in it.
There's a part of me in chaos that's quiet
And there's a part of you that wants me to riot
Everybody needs to cry or needs to spit
Every sweet-tooth needs just a little hit
Every beauty needs to go out with an idiot
How can you stand next to the truth and not see it?
Change of heart comes slow..
It's not a hill it's a mountain
As you start out the climb
Do you believe me or are you doubtin?
We're gonna make it all the way to the light
But I know I'll go crazy if I don't go crazy tonight
There's a part of me in chaos that's quiet
And there's a part of you that wants me to riot
Everybody needs to cry or needs to spit
Every sweet-tooth needs just a little hit
Every beauty needs to go out with an idiot
How can you stand next to the truth and not see it?
Change of heart comes slow..
It's not a hill it's a mountain
As you start out the climb
Do you believe me or are you doubtin?
We're gonna make it all the way to the light
But I know I'll go crazy if I don't go crazy tonight
Day 264
Use a mirror as part of a composition in a photograph today. Show yourself in the image if you'd like!
Day 263
Make a photograph of something that is soft, or at least looks that way. Convince the viewer of the softness.
Day 262
Some carry a talisman, amulet, "lucky charm", or just a comforting thing in our pocket. What do you carry?
Day 261
Make a photo of two complementary objects arranged in a pleasing composition, one large and one small.
Day 260
Showcase the beauty of living foliage! Make a photo of a single leaf or an entire "greenscape" today.
Day 259
Preparing or eating food is a rhythmic part of life. Make a photo of a meal you prepared or ate today.
Not everyone's thing, but I tried Liverwurst at yesterday's Fall Festival:
Day 257
Use a door or window as a framing device to contain a smaller scene today.
Through the window of the train, on my way to Paris:
Through the window of the train, on my way to Paris:
Monday, September 13, 2010
Saturday, September 11, 2010
Day 253
Find a strong series of horizontal lines or elements and make a photograph of it today.
The staircase in the Virgin Megastore on the Champs Elysees:
The staircase in the Virgin Megastore on the Champs Elysees:
Day 250
Make a photograph with either a 9 or 6 (components of today's date) in it represented in some way and post it today.
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Day 249
Welcome the new week (and holiday in the US) by making a bright cheery photo outdoors and posting it today.
He doesn't look cheery, but that's because he was just about to doze off...
Day 247
Water sustains life. Color enhances life. Make a photo today combining color and water.
Can you spot the rainbow?
Friday, September 3, 2010
Day 246
Make a photograph of one of the least expensive things that you cherish.
Grand total in 1994? $65. I've had it on ever since. Value? Priceless.
Day 244
Make a monochromoe photograph today. Either use a single color subject/background or make it monochrome in post.
Forever in...
Day 243
Illustrate your local weather today with a photo. Rain or shine. Cloudy or clear. Communicate what it's like to the world.
I screwed up this photo, but I kinda like it, so there you go!
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Day 242
Make a photograph featuring a diagonal line or series of diagonal lines. Pull our attention through the photograph.
Day 241
Make a photograph of something cold today. Ice cubes, frosty beverages, or the freezer aisle at the grocery store.
Wait...what!?
Wait...what!?
Day 240
Use repetition to create an interesting photograph today. Grids, patterns, or a series of lines will all do the trick.
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