In these Limit Yourself posts, I’m going to take one element of picture making and suggest you pare it down to the minimum and see what happens.
We are all given thousands of choices every day, and even with photography there are so many ways to take a particular scene or image that sometimes it’s hard [...]
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I enjoyed a great mini break in Bournemouth at the beginning of April. Alistair & I were going to BarCampBournemouth and decided to spend a few extra days down there geocaching, which always presents great photo opportunities. The sun mostly shone for us, here’s a near-miss for Day #457:
[Heading down the pier]
We also explored stretches [...]
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As you know, for the end of March and beginning of April, I have been setting myself some daily tasks of photographing various single-coloured objects as part of my Project 366 work. It’s a little difficult to see the body of work together, so I have made this montage from the flickr thumbnails of each image:
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March seemed to fly by. We had variable weather – some days were a complete washout, but others gave us a bit of sun; then we had snow on Easter Sunday! Early in the month, I inviested in a new lens, which I’ve been using whenever possible since. I’m pleased with the resutls so far. And mid-month, I had the pleasure of meeting two of my 366-buddies when I visited Sussex for a conference. Great to put faces to the names, just a pity the weather wasn’t better for us!
I’ll kick off with some “near misses” that almost made it as shot of the day during March:
[Reflected Reality - the reflection is rather more pleasing than the 1960's concrete monstrosity is in real life. This nearly made it for Day #65]
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