For three years (2014, 2015 & 2016) I published a photo a day (not shot and posted a single photo). My version of a less stringent 365 project. Throughout that period I shot a significant amount of photos that were not published for whatever reason. Here are the miscellaneous images from 2014 (60 images).
2014 365 Images | 2015 365 Images | 2016 365 Images
And there you have it…a 365 project done. Mine was not the traditional take a photo a day 365 project, but rather post at least one photo per day. There were a few days where I posted more than one; I ended up with 391 total photo for my 2014 365 project. I know there wasn’t a day that passed in 2014 that I didn’t capture at least one frame though. I shoot everyday. In my experience, it is more efficient to shoot for a week, post process, decide what images to post and then schedule the post instead of publishing immediately and daily. There is less pressure this way – a little. I also keep things seasonal (e.g. don’t post summer in fall or winter); most shots posted within a week of being shot . You still need to find shots; thankfully I do not have any issues finding interesting things. I am fortunate to traverse both rural and urban spaces almost daily, at least M-F. This affords me a wide variety of material.
Here are a few favorite moments/frames of 2014 (chronological order).
Wishing everyone happy shooting in 2015
2014 was a great year and I hope it was for all of you as well. I would like to take a moment to thank all those that have visited me this last year. I would like to give a special thanks my top 5 commenters: Minnesota Prairie Roots, Find the Beauty, Avian 101, Heather Cote, and krikitarts. Thank you for all of your comments this past year; they are greatly appreciated.
2014 Year in blogging annual report
I am looking forward to another great year of photography and interacting with you all in the blogosphere.
Happy New Year everyone!
Hoar Frost.
Winter Sunset.
Eastern Bluebirds.
Red-bellied Woodpecker.
Icy Flow.
Finches.
Happy Holidays.
