I know this is another B&W, but the Daily Shoot was basically make a monochrome photograph today. And I don’t think I shoot in B&W enough anyway! I think this one works well like that.
Anyway. Today is my 150th Project 365 photo! I know there’s still an odd number to go, but still… it seems like a bit of a landmark nonetheless. I can’t believe I’ve taken a picture every day for the past 150 days, seems like loads!
I think I’ve improved as well, let’s hope so anyway!
The theme of the daily shoot today was “Make a photograph from a low point of view”. This was taken pretty low and I think it came out quite well. I’ve processed it a little to add the sepia effect.
The Daily Shoot theme today was “make a photograph featuring a path, road or trail that leads the eye through the photograph.” This is what I came up with. I would have preferred a ‘windy’ path from more of a distance but I think this works quite nicely too.
It was raining heavily yesterday, but today it was beautiful outside. Everything looked really green and lush. I think this was my favourite photo I took today.
I’ve actually got no idea what these are, but I thought they looked nice, so I took a picture!
I thought a macro shot might fit well with the Daily Shoot theme as well: “Make a photograph with a soft look today.” The way the background melts away I think is pretty soft!
I went out to Bourne Mill today to take a few photos – it was a beautiful day. On my way there, the entire sky clouded over. Typical.
So, here’s a picture of Bourne Mill anyway, not as nice as it would have been with a blue sky, but still quite picturesque!
This was taken when I came out of work this evening. I thought the sky was beautiful… unfortuntely I couldn’t get to somewhere else more picturesque in time!
It was very nearly still a bit light when I got home this evening. That’s the good thing about leaving when I do – you notice the days drawing out pretty quickly! Now if only the mornings would start drawing out faster, so I don’t have to wake up when it’s pitch black…
The bark of an old tree near where I work. Thought this looked quite interesting.
No idea what this plant is but it seems to be reaching up to the sky… unfortunately it was windy so I couldn’t quite frame the picture as well as I’d have liked, but still. You can’t have everything.
I realised today I haven’t taken any macro shots since I had the new camera. Or at least, I have, but not many, and not properly. I discovered how to do macro shots with my camera the other day (I was using the wrong lens. Shut up, it’s an easy mistake to make.) Anyway.
I love the way these leaves have a kind of “lightning bolt” pattern (I say these leaves, there were more but I didn’t photo them. So, this leaf, really. Sorry.)
