Post your favorite photo of your own project to share with those that may not otherwise see it.Lets also put WHY or WHAT about it you like.
There were some really great photographs last week. It is fun to see what you like of your posts as it is not always what everyone else chooses.
There are two easy ways to add pictures on to the discussion.
The first is a full size photo: 1) Click on your favorite photo and bring up its page. 2)Look at the right side of your monitor, and go to the word SHARE (it is below tags) 3) go to the box and copy the long address 4) Come back to the discussion, and then paste.
The second is to have a smaller file size so to keep the site from getting overwhelmed. http://365project.org/discuss/general/1323/how-to-adding-an-image-in-a-discussion.
This was mine - technically am really pleased with how sharp I got this for a hand-held shot, and has been a really difficult week for me so is a reminder that there are nice things around and there is light at the end of the tunnel
I have an album called 'same tree, different sky' dedicated to this tree where I post occasional photographs, but I think that this is my favourite picture because I love the moody sky and the way the light catches the sheep and hills. It is particularly poignant this week with the news being full of fears about all of the country's ash trees dying because it is an ash.
This was my second time doing a baby shoot, it was a lot of hard work...eventually I got him to sleep and to pose him, but here he was bright eyed and very aware at 10 days old.
The Cranes atop the new World Trade Center Tower in NYC on a very gloomy day.
It was the very first long-range shot I took, and without a tripod in my not too steady hands, I wasn't expecting much, but here it is.
It is the unexpected lacy and delicate patterns of the structures that stay with me, and the trace of the sunlight behind the thick cloud seems to be fortuitously placed.
I did an autumn leaf color series all last week and I spent quite a bit of time selecting the subject and setting up this shot, two things I don't ordinarily do. But I was very pleased with the result:
Only had the cat around a month, and already become a mad cat lady, which I didn't think would ever happen, lol. I think I need a life because I love this shot of him!
Chasing these around the field made me laugh and actually catching one mid air was excellent. It is hunting season here and I felt like I did my job hunting something down and "shooting" it
I made this week my "memory week" with pictures taken around november 2, 3,4 years ago and so. Found this on my computer. Took it two years ago, and had almost forgotten it. I like the small amount of yellow against the light blue. And I also love the pattern from the branches.
I love the detail on the vine and the fact you can see it growing. I also am very pleased that I took this with my cellphone and not my regular camera.
This is my favorite this week because it''s a technique I've never tried, and I love how it captures some of the feeling and exhaustion of Parent-Teacher Conferences!
This one made me pull to an instant stop in my car, then look for a parking so I could run across the road to shoot. Besides the obvious bright graphic - I love it because it reminds me that spontaneity is still alive and kicking inside me!
Because I had so much fun creating it and because it makes me smile every time I look at it. And because this is more editing that I have ever tried before.
While not my favorite image this past week, I was pleased with this shot because I could never have taken this before the 365 project, and I am eternally grateful for the things I have learned through this amazing community of very talented photographers.
I like this because it was unexpected. Went to a scenic overlook to get a view of the hurricane devestation, and came across this boy at the memorial instead.
because all of my boys have autism, it is hard to get any of them interested in being photographed, at all, ever. Here Jake actually went for it. He was happy to dress up and he was happy to let me take lots of photos. Thats a first! ;-) Dressing up must be in his genes tho, there are lots of photos of his dad in various 'costumes' in my project.
A cold morning, some sun and a bit of luck combined to get this shot. No edits it just worked. A shame the other 100 didn't - but that is why I like ths one
I always know what I have to be thankful for but doing this month long challenge is putting it all right out here. If I have pictures of family and friends, I will always choose those first, this is no exception. It's a reminder of the things that make us stronger as a family. It won't be long when our kids are gone and creating their own family traditions and memories. Knowing this makes these pictures all the more special.
I took this yesterday and it's by far my favourite of the week. I love that my daughter was willing to help me with the shot (usually she's complaining about my photography) and I like how it turned out.
Because I had to travel for work, was in meetings 7:30 am till 10:00 at night, and I still managed to discover this beautiful setting IN the industrial park where our hotel was located. . .and because this would never have all come together before 365!
it hasn't been the best week for me from a photography perspective... this shot isn't awesome, but i loved the simplicity of the scene... eveything else i have done just feels so chaotic...
It's my favorite shot because I find these red weaver ants challenging to photograph. When I find them, I look for the ones that are alone, and I watch them and wait for a good opportunity, for when it is doing something interesting. It takes patience, which I don't have a whole lot of. So I'm really happy when I manage to get a good shot. 8)
This one, because of the simplicity. I was at the beach taking pics. When I wanted to go I saw this and I knew this was it, it gave me the right feeling.
This one because I had a chance to do some early morning photography on a Monday which is a wonderful way to start the week & I love the way it turned out:
this one because it is something completely different for me and I surprised myself with it. When I look at it, I can't help but think to myself.. "wow... I did that?"
This is a special photo to me. I love the newborn butterfly, the chysalis with the butterfly ready to hatch (which it did less than an hour later), and the hint of spider web in the background. I am a bit obsessed with these creatures and to see this wonder of nature (and to be able to snap it) just rocked my world! :-)
I had a very satisfying photo week this time around - my Get Pushed challenge was super fun. I've been aching to do double exposures lately, and love how this one turned out.
This was my favorite for the week...a vintage portrait of my gorgeous sister. I loved the setting and the light and shadows. Such a great photo of her, too. Besides having all 3 kids running around and vying for my attention, I loved the shoot and spending time with her, too.
I waited like a fisherman to make this photo, and got lucky. That purposeful stride was more than I could have hoped for ... also pleased that it's on film.
I was really pleased with my composition of this and the light and shadows as well. It is hard (for me) to catch the feel of the coulees (those ridges which look like mountains but are actually the river's edge!) and I thought I managed it pretty well.
I went to this bridge in my home town with a view to get some long exp. with the water beneath ~ I failed miserably but got this shot of the gondola that is the part that travels across the river, the original was a bit of a disappointment, but I played with it in pp, and ended up with this shot ~ the people who run a web site to help preserve the bridge have kindly posted my photo on the web site too ~ a first for me :-)
I was really pleased with the shots I'd been taking on that afternoon and then the shaft of light came through the clouds to light up the hillside and it became magical.
I think this one from Nov 5 because it symbolized our presidential election which was a very big day in determining the future of the US and the world:
This Instagram image is my fave for the week because of the mood it evokes...I was not happy when I first realized that there was a person in the right hand corner, but now I kind of like the human element and solitary sense...
I loved this beautiful monkey found at the Mogo Zoo. His contemplative look struck me, his lovely tuft of orange fur amongst all the blues, browns and greys and the unique texture of his coat.
This is totally out of character for my wife (on the left) and her sister, so I really get a laugh out of it. We were at a camera club picnic, and our club members dressed up and acted goofy for the cameras.
I love well lit photo's and in general my photo's are all darker than I like. I like this one because of the lighting, but also because these are my favorite people!
This is my favourite photo because after spending nearly four hours at the hospital after having a big accident, my gorgeous little girl was still all smiles. We won't forget this day in a hurry.
this one's my fav, 'cause i had so much fun setting it up and playing around with it in photoshop later
oh and i love the title: weapon of mass construction :-()
I was pleased with this because I've not seen low tide at Eastbourne very often. I had to take it without looking through the view finder so was pleased with the result!
It's tough choosing one out of my whole project but I love this one.. it's my favourite tree, it's where I grew up, my dear homeland and I love the colours and the sky and the general feel of the image, if that makes sense!
This was the sunrise over the Gulf of Mexico. We went camping at Ft. Pickens. Ft. Pickens is at the very end of the barrier island. (Pensacola Beach, Florida). I had taken several photos the night before of the sunset and got up early to take a sequence of sunrise shots. I don't get to see the sunrise very often, so it was awesome to watch. Now, I have some photos to remember it.
Similar to Therese @monkeykid, it's rare that i catch my dog Bella still long enough to catch a shot. I love how just her nose is in focus. This was the first shot i took after borrowing a macro lense for a few days.
I'm not a big fan of my photos in general. But this one is probably my favorite. I was in the middle of work, and the idea just struck me. I grabbed a piece a paper the first chance I had, and sketched the photo first. Then in the morning when I got home, I tried to replicate it. And its almost exact to the sketch.
This one which I posted to fit the November list word of the day "Shadow" and I chose it from a balloon trip back in August.....the shadow of the balloon was one of the things that really amazed me about the whole experience :)
I'm not sure why I like this picture so much as it is just a simple seagull but I think the colour and texture of the background is pleasing as is the clarity of the bird itself :)
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Because I love green and it fits well in the rainbow challenge I'm doing :)
This was my second time doing a baby shoot, it was a lot of hard work...eventually I got him to sleep and to pose him, but here he was bright eyed and very aware at 10 days old.
Because I was devoid of ideas, desperate, and it turned out far better than I expected.
And I thought it was funny.
Well, someone had to.
It was the very first long-range shot I took, and without a tripod in my not too steady hands, I wasn't expecting much, but here it is.
It is the unexpected lacy and delicate patterns of the structures that stay with me, and the trace of the sunlight behind the thick cloud seems to be fortuitously placed.
Chasing these around the field made me laugh and actually catching one mid air was excellent. It is hunting season here and I felt like I did my job hunting something down and "shooting" it
This one made me pull to an instant stop in my car, then look for a parking so I could run across the road to shoot. Besides the obvious bright graphic - I love it because it reminds me that spontaneity is still alive and kicking inside me!
Because I had so much fun creating it and because it makes me smile every time I look at it. And because this is more editing that I have ever tried before.
Because it looks like a tiny forest
I like this picture because of the colors of the leaves and my pov!
it hasn't been the best week for me from a photography perspective... this shot isn't awesome, but i loved the simplicity of the scene... eveything else i have done just feels so chaotic...
This is a special photo to me. I love the newborn butterfly, the chysalis with the butterfly ready to hatch (which it did less than an hour later), and the hint of spider web in the background. I am a bit obsessed with these creatures and to see this wonder of nature (and to be able to snap it) just rocked my world! :-)
This was my favorite for the week...a vintage portrait of my gorgeous sister. I loved the setting and the light and shadows. Such a great photo of her, too. Besides having all 3 kids running around and vying for my attention, I loved the shoot and spending time with her, too.
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I really like the look of this building.
I loved this beautiful monkey found at the Mogo Zoo. His contemplative look struck me, his lovely tuft of orange fur amongst all the blues, browns and greys and the unique texture of his coat.
oh and i love the title: weapon of mass construction :-()
Obvious sentimental reasons - these are my people! Glad I had my camera hospital bedside for this one.
Although I find that I haven't posted many, I"m learning that I really enjoy photographing people much more than I expected.
I like this one because it's an onion volcano! Flaming onions are interesting!
I just love the pelican's shape. I often see them on the water but to get one in flight was very cool for me.
This is my favorite because of the bright colors and stained glass window
so far my fav pic of my 2nd 365 year - - the interior of an abandoned rail car in the middle of a field in Washington state.
I spotted the sheep in gentle sunlight on this misty morning while doing dishes. I feel blessed to live in a rural setting.
This one as I love photographing people, especially when they're "in a moment" and oblivious to the camera.
I'm not sure why I like this picture so much as it is just a simple seagull but I think the colour and texture of the background is pleasing as is the clarity of the bird itself :)