Monday, January 19, 2009

Project 365: One Year Documented in Photographs

Now that I got a new point and shoot camera a Christmas present (though I got it last October-ish), I finally felt like I could tackle something I had been wanting to do...Project 365! (It was just too hard to commit to taking a picture each day when my only camera was a nice, but heavy, Canon DSLR, that just couldn't be thrown into my purse.)

Project 365 is a way to document a year of a person's life. The way in which this is done is by taking at least one photograph each day during a one year period (365 days).

I began on January 1st, while we were on our way to Florida for vacation. But, that's not really my tackle for this week's Tackle it Tuesday.

My tackle was to get the blog set up for posting daily photos (although I don't promise to post each day, but will post a few days worth at a time, but in their own posts). So, finally this weekend, I got Many Little Blessings: Project 365 up and running!

And, just let me say -- I never want to get 17 days behind in posting the photos again!


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6 comments:

Anonymous said...

I have wanted to tackle this project myself! Great job!

Susie said...

What a great tackle!! You just reminded me how badly I need to take care of our pictures!!

Mrs. Frogster said...

great idea! hope you keep up with it!

Heidi Boos said...

What a fun idea! This will be a great memory to keep and a challenge to take un-ordinary pictures. Have fun with it!

Anonymous said...

What a wonderful idea!

Anonymous said...

I did this last year and my photography improved dramatically! A tip: if/when you forget to take a picture one day, don't give up! (this happened to me at the end of January last year and several times throughout the year.) Instead, I decided that I would be allowed to just pick another favorite photo from that month to add into my 365. It kept me from giving up on what turned out to be a wonderful project for me. Have fun!