One of my favorite aspects of 365 is that inspiration abounds! We are such an eclectic mix; from diehard film users, to technogeeks, to point-and-shoot, to DIY camera junkies! From country to city, forest to swamp; every demographic is represented, and all approach their art from different angles. I can't think of a single day that someone's photo hasn't given me an idea, or driven me toward a technique I've been meaning to try.
Use this thread to catalogue; FIRST your shot, SECOND the shot that inspired you.
She has some stunning images and although her original project from 2012 is no longer accessible, she is back for 2013 and has given us access to some of her 2012 marvels here : http://365project.org/still_beachradish/365/2013-01-01
I was lacking a photo for the day when my Dad bought around some home grown blueberries. I had glimpsed @psychographer lovely blueberry photo on the Popular page and her photo inspired this photo from me :)
@grizzlysghost I, too, found myself inspired by you! Particularly your post on Jan. 3 about challenging ourselves.
I tried to take your advice. I had my first experiment with light painting. I had absolutely no idea how to do it when I woke up that morning, but by the end of the day I had decided it's great fun! Here's a shot from my very first try!
Thank you for the inspiration! I learned something new and I'm very grateful for how willing everyone in the 365 community is to share tips and encouragement.
@rockinrobyn Haha, thanks Robyn! I know EXACTLY what you mean about staying here all night! Looking through my photos, there are SO many inspired by others!
Mine is a bit offbeat --- and a little self centered? Lol
I saw an old picture from my archives that i took more than a year ago and inspired me to take another one but of a different time. I had to take several shots to get the angle right and adjust it in photoshop to truly match the perspectives. This is my first attempt at this thing so im really stoked about the result. :)
@jsorensenart@primitiveprobe Wow, thanks Jake, thanks Andreas. I'm sitting here at 7-20pm scratching my head about todays shot, and you have both just made my day.
How do you say you were inspired by Michael Elliott @michaelelliott? I can't just pick one. . .because all of my nighttime Cincinnati shots owe at least their initial gem of inspiration to his wonderful NYC shots.
@gabrielklee hey thanks for sharing my photo!! btw, i actually have gotten a lot better at free lensing then i was this summer when i took that shot. i finally 'really figured it out' and now i use it all the time :)
@emmy555 Thank you so much Emily. Honored that I inspired you in some way. Great capture. This is fitting because I was in turn inspired by Miley @miley89 to capture dice.
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inspired by @seanoneill
Inspired by the lovely @tatamanke
insired by Peter @peterdegraaff
Mine:
Yours: @grizzlysghost
i was inspired by@sdspace but sadly,she no longer here at 365..
Here's my shot:
Not quite as sharp, but I'm getting there! I love her "stars" in the street lights.
And here is my attempt
Here's his :
Here's mine:
Here is Amy's shot:
She has some stunning images and although her original project from 2012 is no longer accessible, she is back for 2013 and has given us access to some of her 2012 marvels here : http://365project.org/still_beachradish/365/2013-01-01
Inspired by the amazing @Cromwell
My SOOC is a stripped down version.
@grizzlysghost
Inspired by... @looseimages
The photo that inspired me by @gareauk1.
The subject matter is different, I was inspired to try a long exposure with light.
Mine
Hers
Here is the one:
inspired by @karenann 's
Inspired by Humphrey Hippo:
Inspired by Sue's here:
And here is hers:
My shot:
Inspired by this one from Justin @deliriousoul
I tried to take your advice. I had my first experiment with light painting. I had absolutely no idea how to do it when I woke up that morning, but by the end of the day I had decided it's great fun! Here's a shot from my very first try!
Thank you for the inspiration! I learned something new and I'm very grateful for how willing everyone in the 365 community is to share tips and encouragement.
after seeing Peter's photo of Green Dawn (@peterdegraaff):
was inspired by Caroline's beautiful portrait of a Ruby Princess (@carolinejensen):
Inspired by @iqscotland
My Arwen-in-action shot:
was inspired by all of your fabulous Bennett-in-action shots, Aaron!
Inspired by @melody2289 (because I suspect she may have one almost exactly like mine) which is very strange because it is a rather rare item! :)
It would seem we've inspired each other; happens a lot around here! :)
Inspired by Monika @monika64
Inspired by a series of guitar shots by @seanoneill , this one being my favourite.
I saw an old picture from my archives that i took more than a year ago and inspired me to take another one but of a different time. I had to take several shots to get the angle right and adjust it in photoshop to truly match the perspectives. This is my first attempt at this thing so im really stoked about the result. :)
And here was my attempt:
I saw this photo from you and I thought it was so cool
Then I did this one :)
That's all I could do with my 50 mm lens :)
Inspired by @peadar
Inspired by Alison @alisonp
Inspired by Paul Sullivan @sullivan
by @bluebell this and many others of hers..............
Inspired me to try this:
I've been lurking for a while trying to decide if I'll do another 365...and I think you may have made my mind up...
it will not look like this
Inspired by @losthorizon
Inspired by Jake's shot @jsorensenart :
Inspired by the very talented @kenteroo :
Here's one of Michael's that I can use!
And inspired me to do this
Inspired me to do some close-ups too:
But in short, it means deattaching your lens OF THE CAMERA, and placing it in front of it loose to create special effects.
So, every technique has its own name. :)
It reminded me that I had been wanting to photograph our pretty new coffee container -- a gift from my aunt. :)
Which was inspired by Bonnie Lusted @kloud
Inspired by @nadaa
inspired by
Mine:
Miley's:
Aarons
Charles Caleb Colton
I love this thread!
My shot:
Inspired by @peterdegraaff