Do you take at lease 1 photo a day?

djarvik

...consider "Photo a Day" Project.

A lot of fun!




The rules are simple: One picture a day, let's say for a year... See if you can do it!

more info here:

http://www.photoaday.net





P.S. - It's a non-profit site, so please don't acuse me of trolling or abusing the forums

Thanks for your time!


Alon Brik

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http://www.photoaday.net

wxwax

Careful, we might like the idea so much we do it here instead!

djarvik

wxwax wrote:

Careful, we might like the idea so much we do it here instead!

lol

I hera ya!

That's a nice community you got here! I can't beileve I didn't see you guys before!

Well, I know of Pbase and some others

You are really good!

wxwax

Onya! We have a very nice group of people here. Well, except for me, that is. But everyone else is supportive and enthusiastic. It's a great environment.

patch29

wxwax wrote:

Onya! We have a very nice group of people here. Well, except for me, that is. But everyone else is supportive and enthusiastic. It's a great environment.

Thou shalt not mess with those higher up on the food chain.

dkapp

patch29 wrote:

Thou shalt not mess with those higher up on the food chain.

hahaha...great work Patch.

patch29

dkapp wrote:

hahaha...great work Patch.

Thank you. I try to do my best.

djarvik

so, did anyone signed up?

wxwax

djarvik wrote:

so, did anyone signed up?

To be honest, I don't think I could meet the commitment to taking and posting a photo every single day. It sounds like fun, and I think I would grow as a photographer much faster. Just don't think I would make it work.

zero-zero

FWIW, Jim Brandenburg shot his book "Chased by the light" taking exactly one picture a day -no more, no less- for three months, from the autumnal equinox to the winter solstice, while living in the wild. The book is absolutely magnificient, and it was also published as an article by National Geographic Magazine, with the particularity that it was the only time in history that the whole take for an article was actually published.

You can see all images here. Warning: it is a very humbling experience!

Shakey

zero-zero wrote:

FWIW, Jim Brandenburg shot his book "Chased by the light" taking exactly one picture a day -no more, no less- for three months, from the autumnal equinox to the winter solstice, while living in the wild. The book is absolutely magnificient, and it was also published as an article by National Geographic Magazine, with the particularity that it was the only time in history that the whole take for an article was actually published.

You can see all images here. Warning: it is a very humbling experience!

This is one of the best photo essays I have ever had the pleasure of witnessing.
Book marked, mentally imprinted, and inspired beyond all belief.
Thanks for this Zero-Zero

Tim

djarvik

WOw we now have 151 PaDers! Cool!

lynnma

zero-zero wrote:

FWIW, Jim Brandenburg shot his book "Chased by the light" taking exactly one picture a day -no more, no less- for three months, from the autumnal equinox to the winter solstice, while living in the wild. The book is absolutely magnificient, and it was also published as an article by National Geographic Magazine, with the particularity that it was the only time in history that the whole take for an article was actually published.

You can see all images here. Warning: it is a very humbling experience!

Hi Zero,

thanks for the link to Jim Brandenburgs site. Wonderful shots and you are right.. very humbling.

I'm very fortunate to have a good friend whose husband is a photographer. I don't get to see him for help much but his work as been an inspiration to me. He lives ten mins up the road in the woods from me.

You can see his lovely work here http://www.paulrezendes.com/


Lynn

DoctorIt

I didn't know there was a PAD community. Website looks cool, maybe I'll register. I have however been doing my own PAD on my personal website:

http://www-unix.ecs.umass.edu/~ermiller/photo.htm

191 days strong so far