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This photo collaborative blog is designed to enable varying skill level photographers to mingle with one another, share the common interest of taking a photo a day, exchange trade secrets, and share bits of their lives and their cultures with other photographers from around the world.
We aim to make this a positive learning and sharing environment where we, as amateur photographers, can further develop our knowledge of this field over the year.
This Week's Suggested Theme
If you're having creative block, try incorporating this theme into your photography for the week.
This week: food.
(Would you like to suggest a theme? Email me!)
This week: food.
(Would you like to suggest a theme? Email me!)
Summary & Guidelines.
Contact:
If you would like to receive newletters and updates from the 365 Photography Project, of if you would like to contact the site administrator with questions or comments, feel free to email Alison at 365photographyproject@gmail.com .
Summary:
According to the history I've been able to find, the 365 Photography Project started several years ago. You can read about it here and here. The premise is to take one photograph every day for an entire year. The end result is a varying portfolio of 365 (or more) photographs documenting a year's worth of life.This photo collaborative blog is designed to enable varying skill level photographers to mingle with one another, share the common interest of taking a photo a day, exchange trade secrets, and share bits of their lives and their cultures with other photographers from around the world.
We aim to make this a positive learning and sharing environment where we, as amateur photographers, can further develop our knowledge of this field over the year.
As time goes on, we will be able to look back at our posts and see our talents, perspectives, and photography habits change. We will share our experiences and our knowledge of photography with one another and, as a result, we will all learn and grow.
Adding a photo:
1. Formating the subject:
Photographer name: Day # ____. Name of photo (if any).
2. Please include a summary of the photo, why it inspired you, any editing you did. Also, if you're willing to accept critiques/ suggestions, please note this in the summary. The photos will not be open for critique otherwise.
3. The blog has not been flagged for adult content, however it easily can be. We are all adults, if a participating photographer wishes to post what could be viewed as adult content, we will notify Blogger and have the status changed. This is not an negative thing, just fair warning for any potential viewer who may come across our photo-blog via a web search. Please notify me if you're posting potentially adult content.Commenting:
As noted, this blog is not a photo critiquing site. If a photographer welcomes photo critiques, he/she will express that following the summary.
Positive comments are always welcome, however any negativity will be deleted upon viewing unless photographer has opened him/herself up for critique.
Meet the Photographers.
Alison (revolutionaire) is an amateur photographer. For a paying job, she works for a labor union, designing/maintaining their website and newsletter. In her free time she volunteers with Habitat for Humanity, has game nights with her friends, and loves road trips and exploring outdoors.
Mat Ryan wrote his bio so well I didn't have the heart to change the perspective. So... without further adieu, here it is: "So I'm Mat Ryan. If the name sounds familiar it's because I share the same name as a football player, a musician, and a Mexican that graduated with me, except they all spelled the first name with 2 t's and I use one. I was born on February 18, 1985. I'm a full time mechanic, I work part time at a restoration shop, and when I have the money and get sick of work I disappear for a month at a time between driving across the U.S. or hopping trains and sleeping with strangers (as in, couchsurfing) in Europe. I see the world a little differently than most, at least from what my experience has been, and I hope that shows in some of my photography. I also accept criticism, both positive or negative.
Mat Ryan wrote his bio so well I didn't have the heart to change the perspective. So... without further adieu, here it is: "So I'm Mat Ryan. If the name sounds familiar it's because I share the same name as a football player, a musician, and a Mexican that graduated with me, except they all spelled the first name with 2 t's and I use one. I was born on February 18, 1985. I'm a full time mechanic, I work part time at a restoration shop, and when I have the money and get sick of work I disappear for a month at a time between driving across the U.S. or hopping trains and sleeping with strangers (as in, couchsurfing) in Europe. I see the world a little differently than most, at least from what my experience has been, and I hope that shows in some of my photography. I also accept criticism, both positive or negative.
Photographer Biographies and links to posts from 2009 can be found here.
Collaborative Blog Archives.
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2009
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July
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- 26th July 2009
- 25th July 2009
- 24th July 2009
- 23rd July 2009
- 22nd July 2009
- 21st July 2009
- 20th July 2009
- 19th July 2009
- Mat Ryan: Things that I've seen in July
- Alison
- 18th July 2009
- 17th July 2009
- 16th July 2009
- 15th July 2009
- 14th July 2009
- 13th July 2009
- 12th July 2009
- 11th July 2009
- 10th July 2009
- 9th July 2009
- 8th July 2009
- 7th July 2009
- Alison: July 14.
- Mat Ryan: July 12: Eat Fiber/Get Regular
- Mat Ryan: Still lost in the days, but I know today...
- 6th July 2009
- 5th July 2009
- 4th July 2009
- 3rd July 2009
- 2nd July 2009
- Alison: Still not counting.
- Alison. I've lost count.
- 1st July 2009
- 30th June 2009
- 29th June 2009
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Whereabouts.
- Alison -- The Ocala National Forest, Florida, USA
- Mat Ryan -- White River Junction, Vermont, USA
- Harry -- Rhode Island, USA
- Jared -- New Hampshire, USA
being that i love architecture so much, this building is --wow-- to me!
ReplyDeletegreat that you like it. some people in vienna really hate it.
ReplyDeletewhen I look at it it definitely reminds me on the "dancing house", which´s in prague.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dancing_House