365 Photo Project
My 365 Photo Project is officially DONE! I started it on J's birthday last year so as of his birthday this year, I no longer "have" to take a picture every single day. (Breathes sigh of relief).
I actually did love doing it, although there were days where it was a bit of a stretch (or where I forgot my camera or couldn't bring it somewhere, or where I wished that taking pictures on my phone had counted that day).
I'm going to take a breather from the every day stuff for awhile, although I hope to start something similar again at the start of 2015 - especially since now I feel like I don't take enough photos or try new things. For now, I've compiled my year's favorites (many of which made it in on the monthly posts).
JUNE 2013
JULY 2013
AUGUST 2013
SEPTEMBER 2013
OCTOBER 2013
NOVEMBER 2013
DECEMBER 2013
JANUARY 2014
MARCH 2014
APRIL 2014
MAY 2014
I actually did love doing it, although there were days where it was a bit of a stretch (or where I forgot my camera or couldn't bring it somewhere, or where I wished that taking pictures on my phone had counted that day).
I'm going to take a breather from the every day stuff for awhile, although I hope to start something similar again at the start of 2015 - especially since now I feel like I don't take enough photos or try new things. For now, I've compiled my year's favorites (many of which made it in on the monthly posts).
JUNE 2013
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| f/5.6, 1/1250th, ISO-1600, 35mm What I would change: I didn't need the ISO set to 1600, it was outdoors and well lit. Also, had I had my 50mm lens, I could have used a lower f-stop for better effect. |
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| f/5.6, 1/800th, ISO-100, 26mm What I would change: While I am always a big fan of BLUES, there's probably a little too much and this could've been cropped a bit. Otherwise, I stand by it because it's one of my all-time favorite shots! |
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| f/4, 1/500th, ISO-400, 22mm Overall, July was a pretty bleak month for me, photos wise. What I would change: this photo could be brighter (both ISO wise and color wise) and the angle could have been more interesting than what I chose at the time. |
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| f/5.6, 1/13th, ISO-1600, +3 exposure, 55mm I turned things around a LOT in August. More interesting trips and more interesting shots! What I would change: This is another all-time favorite shot. By using a lower f stop and higher ISO, I was able to capture this moment in action. I don't think I would change anything! |
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| f/8, 1/200th, ISO-100, 28mm Another "iconic" Michelle shot. Seriously, this is hanging up on the staircase wall. No Changes. |
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| f/5.6, 1/100th, ISO-100, 40mm What I would change: I'd find a way to stay here a lot longer than we did! Seriously though, I wouldn't have changed much in terms of taking the shot, but had I had more editing abilities, I might have played around more with the colors and contrast. |
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| f/4, 1/1250th, ISO-800, 30mm Both this and the next were taken in beautiful NH. What I would change: While I love the angle, there's not much interesting happening in the bottom of the picture, This could've been cropped better. |
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| f/3.2, 1/4000th, ISO-100, -3 exposure, 50mm We're starting to get into my 50mm phase! What I would change: I love the action in this shot but I wider angle would have been better. |
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| f/1.8, 1/2500th, ISO-400, 50mm Ryan did all the work for me on this one. That said, what I would change: I'm on the fence on whether it would look better or worse with less happening to the left. |
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| 5/1.8, 1/13th, ISO-800, 50mm What I would change: this photo is too dark, the white balance off, and the colors I like not vibrant enough. Still, the bikes themselves were interesting subject matter and I enjoy the different angles. |
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| f/1.8, 1/125th, ISO-100, 50mm Taken post-move, this demonstrates the better lighting situation I have now for indoor shots. What I would change: More Ender face! |
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| f/4, 1/50th, ISO-1600, +3 exposure, 28mm Speak of the devil! What I would change: I'd make the background shapes/colors more intentional. |
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| f/1.8, 1/200th, ISO-400, +0.3 exposure, 50mm What I would change: Perhaps had something more interesting in the foreground? I do enjoy the tiny J in the background. |
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| f/3.2, 1/60th, ISO-1600, +1/3 exposure, 50mm What I would change: less exposure (or more editing afterwards) to make their faces less blown out. I actually like that Ryan isn't in focus so I wouldn't change that! |
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| f/22, 1/1250th, ISO-3200, 18mm What I would change: I wish it weren't quite so blue! |
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| f/1.8, 1/2500th, ISO-6400, 50mm What I would change: I'd crop in a bit more on the turtle but I'd leave the framing of the window, however. I might also change nothing. I think it's pretty cool. |
FEBRUARY 2014
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| f/3.5, 1/4000th, ISO-200, 18mm This and the next are two more all-time favorite, so no changes! February was a good photo month. |
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| f/5, 1/250th, ISO-100, 70mm |
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| f/1.8, 1/250th, ISO-1600, 50mm What I would change: I only wish the out of focus portions were a little more exposed. But even still, love this shot a lot. |
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| f/4.5, 1/1000th, ISO-400, 24mm What I would change: While not winning any awards, I'm still pretty happy with this and wouldn't change anything. |
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| f/3.5, 1/1600th, ISO-100, 18mm My final full month was an amazing one.In fact, there's really nothing I'd change about any! |
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| f/1.8, 1/80th, ISO-800, +1.3 exposure, 50mm Another favorite of mine, and I'm normally not impressed with my people shots! |
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| f/1.8, 1/1600th, ISO-200, 50mm |
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| f/3.5, 1/80th, ISO-800, 50mm This isn't the best of the Emily shots I took on her wedding day, but it's the one I had chosen as a photo of the day and I do love the emotion in her eyes. |
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