Project 365

I am taking on a new challenge for 2012. I have read and heard about photo projects where you take a picture every single day for a year. I am undertaking to do that for 2012. I will try to post photos several times throughout the week but may only publish once a week depending on my schedule.

I received a new Panasonic point and shoot camera, for Christmas, that I can take everywhere with me so I plan to always have it with me when I find the picture for the day.

I read an article about a similar project like this on the Photojojo web site. If you are interested in doing such a project, you might find some useful information there. Click here to view the article.

So without further ado, let's get started.

Sunday, July 15, 2012

Day 106

The Boise river is running really high this year. They have been releasing water to make room for what is coming from the higher mountains. The river has actually been running above flood stage, which you can see in this photo. Normally the trees in the upper right of the photo are not out in the water.




Day 105






Day 104


My daughter took this photo for me. This was after they had finished coloring the eggs. Nice job!!





Day 103






Day 102


Here are some more blossoms. In this case, I really liked the contrast of the white blossoms agains the blue background of the sky.




Day 101

The moon was really prominent this afternoon when we were out for a walk. I don't think this shot really does the moon justice. There are several things I am fascinated with in photos and the moon is one of them. If you search the internet for moon photos there are thousands of shots that are really magnificent. I have captured a few shots over the years that I think are pretty good. I suppose I will continue to take pictures of moon and hopefully someday I will get one of those awesome ones.


Day 100

More flowers blossoming. I didn't really pay attention to the background when I shot this photo. Now that I'm looking at it, I wish I had moved either left or right before I snapped the shutter so that the tree in the background was positioned differently.  I guess that's why we take lots of photos.

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