This challenge is open to everyone. Once you have taken 30 or more photos the flashback link will appear in the box below "View this month" under "Photo Details" on your page. Hopefully, as we go back in time we will see that our photography skills have improved and maybe even have a laugh or two at what we once thought was good enough to post.
About posting, as long as it is Friday somewhere in the world you can post. Or if you would like you can wait until it is Friday where you live, that is fine too.
How does it work?
Click the Flashback View link and it will take you to one of your past photos.
Use the first image it gives you, even if you aren't too fond of it! That way we can see how much you have progressed in your photography skills while on the Project.
To share: Underneath your photo is a curved arrow to the right (➦). Click on the arrow and there will be an "Embed Code". Copy the code then paste it in the comment box below adding any comments if you wish to do that.
Thank you for participating. I hope that looking back stirs fond memories as well as possibly bringing a smile to your face!
This is not the one that first came up - but I couldn't remember why I was looking at that shot so clicked out of it!!! I'm going to paste that one too! If I can find it!!!
April 2017. I had booked my travel for a conference at which I was to speak, and then they changed the dates -- but I had not been notified. I ended up with a writing/resting/photographing week in Valencia:
Leeds Historic Towers
These buildings are an iconic part of Leeds’ past. The Works were built in the 1860s by the Harding family, who were manufacturers of steel pins for carding and combing machines in the textile industry. The towers – built over a period stretching into the 1920s – were originally chimneys and filter systems. They deliberately copied Italian models – Giotto’s great bell-tower in Florence, Verona’s thirteenth-century Lamberti bell tower, and, finally, the towers of San Gimignano – a town which retains the towers once common in all medieval Italian cities.
Well, I got something I posted in 2015 into an album that was kind of an experiment, to see if there was a better way of looking back through my project for a particular photo. I ended up dropping the experiment as not worth the effort, but kept the album and have used it more recently for a different type of experiment. Not at all what I expected as a flashback, but this will give you a bit of an encapsulated view of my very first month on 365, though.
October
Leeds Historic Towers
These buildings are an iconic part of Leeds’ past. The Works were built in the 1860s by the Harding family, who were manufacturers of steel pins for carding and combing machines in the textile industry. The towers – built over a period stretching into the 1920s – were originally chimneys and filter systems. They deliberately copied Italian models – Giotto’s great bell-tower in Florence, Verona’s thirteenth-century Lamberti bell tower, and, finally, the towers of San Gimignano – a town which retains the towers once common in all medieval Italian cities.