Day 21

lessons

Day 20

Anabell Hydrangia

Day 19

Day 18

cardinal singing to me

Day 17

Day 16

cedar

Day 15

ice jamb

Day 14

ice on the pond

Day 13

algea

Day 12

Day 11

Day 10

I was baking this morning and as I poured the oil into the cup I noticed the neat reflections of light that hit the oil. So I grabbed my camera and shot at a bunch of different angles. Thankgoodness for the telephoto lens that hides my messy kitchen!

Day 9

Today was filled with basketball portraits. I have been contemplating this one of my daughters team for months. So I'm happy to have accomplished it!

Day 8

sisters sledding

Day 7

frosty morning

Day 6

Day 5

In honor of neighbor boy Adam who is fighting in Afghanistan.

Day 4

I must have looked silly to the neighbors laying down on the driveway shooting up to take this picture. At least it was 30 degrees outside!

Day 3

cold.

Day 2

I will admit I went out earlier in the day and took some pics of the front window reflection of some trees. Well it did not turn out as I had hoped so I did a reshoot... This is out our back window near about an hour before sunset. I love the definition of the clouds in this shot. What looks like blue sky is actually clouds but thats the color they were turning on my whitebalance selection I had.. kind of neat!

Day 1

I've been contemplating this self assignment for several years now. To create one image every single day. Kind of like the movie "Julie and Julia'. Also inspired from a photographer named Jim Brandenburg. Altho Brandenburg literally only exposed one picture on his camera for a certain number of days in the deep northern woods of Minnesota. I will post one picture but my thought is to play with the camera settings so I can get it just right. I'm hoping this self assignment will be both inspiring and challenging.

So today I looked around to see what I could see in my world and hopefully tell its story...

As I was looking around I saw the blueberry bushes on my deck. I planted them in pots this past summer and was suppose to bring them to the garage for a little more shelter. Well it never happened. I hope they survive the winter.