To help streamline things and make it less confusing for me trying to keep up multiple blogs, I’m merging this 365 project blog with my main blog, The Journalings of a Julius.
Look for all of my 365 photo posts there now…be sure to update your readers and subscriptions if you want to continue following!
See you soon over at The Journalings of a Julius!
So, this jar doesn’t really have a TON of black-eyed peas in it, but there are lots of them!
This is Mikayla. She is the daughter of one of my college roommates that we have the pleasure of babysitting every so often! I had to use the flash on this one because there wasn’t enough light in the room, but she’s still so cute chewing on a plastic toy!
This is another decoration on the table at Bible study. Lost of glitter!
Tuesday is our weekly women’s Bible study at work, and every week one of the small groups brings snacks and decorates the table. I love taking photos of the elements they use on these gorgeous tables. This past week the group created a “winter wonderland.”
I’m working on adding a photo gallery to my dad’s website and went to take a few photos of some more recent work he’s done at a local country club golf course. This image is a great exhibit of the work he does (custom cabinetry)!
This is meatloaf (if you can’t tell). It’s actually the first time I’ve ever made it. I would call it a comfort food, especially when it’s just out of the oven and still steaming!
So, I’m starting another 365 photo project this year. It’s a little bit different than last year’s in that I don’t have to actually take a photo EVERY single day. Instead, there’s a list of 365 “themes” to capture throughout the year. Of course, it’s easier to try to do one per day, but sometimes, there just doesn’t seem to be anything to photograph, so I like the concept of this particular 365 project. For more information on this particular project, click here.
One other thing I want to change this year is to challenge myself to post only square images. I want to challenge myself to see outside of the usual rectangular camera frame this year, so look for my square images throughout the year!
Here’s my first image of the year, the theme, “Renewal.”
P.S. If you’re looking for the last four months of my 2010 365 project, stay tuned! They’re coming soon!
This is another photo I shot for the Perspective photo challenge. It’s actually the same building from yesterday, but from a totally different perspective!
Today’s photo is one I shot for a photo challenge. The theme was perspective. I caught this reflection as I was leaving work today. I love the colors of the late evening sun and how the water distorts the building.
