Thursday, January 1, 2009
January 01
For the first post of the year, I took a photo of the notes I took, laying out and planning my "Photo of the Day" project for 2009.
On the right is my working list -- my proposed rules, some photo ideas, and a to-do list -- all the stuff necessary to keep this consistent.
On the left is, appropriately enough, a calendar for 2009.
I make lists all the time. Some are for important things, some are just so I don't forget things. I don't multitask; instead, I do one thing, I do it well, and then I move on. My lists make it possible for me to accomplish everything I need to -- or most of it, anyway -- without missing any important bits.
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fountain pen,
lists
Photo of the Day 2009
My idea to take a photo a day isn't new. I'm working on this project because I want to be more mindful of what's going on around me, in my environment and in my life. By looking for interesting visuals, I will pay more attention to the things around me.
There are many groups on flickr that do a picture a day, but they're predominately self-portraits. I would rather find something that reveals something about my day-to-day life without having to put my face out there every day.
I work well within frameworks, so I've set for myself the following rules:
Hopefully, this will result in an interesting photo blog. Your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
There are many groups on flickr that do a picture a day, but they're predominately self-portraits. I would rather find something that reveals something about my day-to-day life without having to put my face out there every day.
I work well within frameworks, so I've set for myself the following rules:
- Photo must be interesting enough to write more than 100 words about.
- Photo must reveal or elaborate on some facet of my daily life.
- Photo should be posted the same day or next day, unless extraordinary events keep me from uploading.
- An occasional self-portrait is acceptable, but they should not be a constant theme.
- Photo must be relevant to the day its taken.
Hopefully, this will result in an interesting photo blog. Your comments and suggestions are welcomed.
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the rules
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