Monday, 28 February 2011
POTW for February 20th to 26th
Another great week of photos, if you like any of those chosen this week, be sure to visit the photographers stream and leave a comment, they will be happy you did.
Monday, 21 February 2011
POTW for February 13-19
Check out our picks for photo of the week!
Be sure to check out these photographers streams, you'll be glad you did. If you see photos that you like, be sure to nominate them for photo of the week too!
Be sure to check out these photographers streams, you'll be glad you did. If you see photos that you like, be sure to nominate them for photo of the week too!
Monday, 14 February 2011
POTW for February 6th-13th :)
Check out our photos of the week!
If you see any photos that you love, be sure to nominate them for POTW!
Will be back here tomorrow with some more Dec 31st finishers. :) ENJOY til then.
If you see any photos that you love, be sure to nominate them for POTW!
Will be back here tomorrow with some more Dec 31st finishers. :) ENJOY til then.
Monday, 7 February 2011
POTW for January 30th-February 5th
Another wonderful week of photos, congratulations to these photos that were nominated and chosen as POTW!
Tuesday, 1 February 2011
Congratulations to MarianneLoMonaco!
Congratulations to Marianne, who completed her 365 project on December 31 with this photo:
Marianne's project is filled with a variety of color, nature and scenery. Below is her finisher's interview:
What inspired you to begin your 365 Project?
I had seen on flickr that people were titling their photos with numbers; I didn’t understand what it meant and at the time I hadn’t heard of a project365. When I learned about the project it seemed like a fun thing to do and I thought it would be good way to force myself to be creative every day. Also, a few people I knew said they were going to do it, so once I was really sure I would commit I decided that I would go for it too.
How would you describe your photography in just a few words?
It's about the details, really pretty natural light and blur.
What surprised you the most about doing the 365 project?
That people liked my photos. I was really surprised by all the positive feedback that I got right away from people that knew me and from total strangers. I wasn’t expecting it at all. It gave me more confidence and I started to trust my instincts more.
What did you learn during the course of your project?
I finally learned how to use my camera. I had my DSLR for under a year before starting my project and I didn't know what I was doing. My old camera was such a jerk, it used to randomly shut off when I’d press the shutter. I also learned a different way of seeing the world. I think there is beauty everywhere, even gross parking lots. I also taught myself how to use Photoshop, before that I was doing easy edits with Picnik.
What are your future photography plans?
Aside from selling prints on Etsy I'm doing a 52 week project. I'm also trying to put together a book of my 365. And I would really like to step out of my comfort zone this year and do more street photography.
Her favorites:
Congrats again to Marianne! Here are a few admin favorites along with a slideshow of her completed project.
Marianne's project is filled with a variety of color, nature and scenery. Below is her finisher's interview:
What inspired you to begin your 365 Project?
I had seen on flickr that people were titling their photos with numbers; I didn’t understand what it meant and at the time I hadn’t heard of a project365. When I learned about the project it seemed like a fun thing to do and I thought it would be good way to force myself to be creative every day. Also, a few people I knew said they were going to do it, so once I was really sure I would commit I decided that I would go for it too.
How would you describe your photography in just a few words?
It's about the details, really pretty natural light and blur.
What surprised you the most about doing the 365 project?
That people liked my photos. I was really surprised by all the positive feedback that I got right away from people that knew me and from total strangers. I wasn’t expecting it at all. It gave me more confidence and I started to trust my instincts more.
What did you learn during the course of your project?
I finally learned how to use my camera. I had my DSLR for under a year before starting my project and I didn't know what I was doing. My old camera was such a jerk, it used to randomly shut off when I’d press the shutter. I also learned a different way of seeing the world. I think there is beauty everywhere, even gross parking lots. I also taught myself how to use Photoshop, before that I was doing easy edits with Picnik.
What are your future photography plans?
Aside from selling prints on Etsy I'm doing a 52 week project. I'm also trying to put together a book of my 365. And I would really like to step out of my comfort zone this year and do more street photography.
Her favorites:
Congrats again to Marianne! Here are a few admin favorites along with a slideshow of her completed project.
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