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365 Day Photo Project: 92 -105

I think this is an interesting collection of images:


Day 92 - Zombie
Day 92 – Zombie

Day 93 - Spooky
Day 93 – Spooky

Day 94 - Happy Halloween
Day 94 – Happy Halloween

Day 95 - Something Beginning with C
Day 95 – Something Beginning with C

Day 96 - Color
Day 96 – Color

Day 97 - Breakfast
Day 97 – Breakfast

Day 98 - TV
Day 98 – TV

Day 99 - Nature
Day 99 – Nature

Day 100 - Humor
Day 100 – Humor

Day 101 - Reflection
Day 101 – Reflection

Day 102 - Siblings
Day 102 – Siblings

Day 103 - Small
Day 103 – Small

Day 104 - Education
Day 104 – Education

Day 105 - Music
Day 105 – Music

The themes for the next 7 days:

Day 106 – Drink
Day 107 – Where You Slept
Day 108 – Something Handmade
Day 109 – Strategy
Day 110 – The View from Your Window
Day 111 – Open Spaces
Day 112 – Happened this Weekend

Block Party

As a representative of the Methodist Men, I had to administer and run the PET Obstacle course for the church’s Block Party.

Teresa took my camera around and took some pictures of the event.

Here are some of those pictures:


Next week’s Wednesday randomness will involve the Computer Mine Holiday Card.

365 Day Photo Project: 50-56

Another fairly successful week, I think…


Day 50 - In My Fridge
Day 50 – In My Fridge

Day 51 - Race
Day 51 – Race

Day 52 - Light Painting
Day 52 – Light Painting

Day 53 - Man Made
Day 53 – Man Made

Day 54 - Fast Shutter
Day 54 – Fast Shutter

Day 55 - On the Ground
Day 55 – On the Ground

Day 56 - Thinking
Day 56 – Thinking

The themes for the next 7 days:

Day 57 – 3 Things
Day 58 – Looking Down
Day 59 – Near
Day 60 – Love/Hate
Day 61 – Wide Angle
Day 62 – Errand
Day 63 – Furry Friends

Personal Photo Project of the Week #113


John 19:30
John 19:30

It is fairly well documented that I don’t enjoy this aspect of my church’s Good Friday service, but I do know a good photo opportunity when I see it!

A few more pictures from our Good Friday Service.


John 19:30

John 19:30

John 19:30

John 19:30

John 19:30

John 19:30

This is supposed to be the last year that Logan portrays Jesus on the cross. It may be the case because he could be in a far off land attending college next year.

Instagram!

In one of my few blogs of the last few months I wrote about a camera phone app called Lightbox. I wrote how I was tired of waiting for Instagram to come to Droid, so I was trying out an alternative.

In the last week or so, Instagram finally came to Droid! I wasn’t sure I would enjoy it as much as the hype, but I truly do. I publish pretty much every every Instagram photo on Twitter (of course) and on Facebook (biting my tongue and trying to forget how much I hate Facebook), so many of you have already seen these images.

For the rest of you, here is a collection of my first Instagram images:


If you have an iPhone or a Droid I highly recommend downloading and playing with Instagram. Of course, I recommend you following me on Instagram as well.

My only note of concern is that Facebook recently bought Instagram (for 1 billion dollars), so I do worry that they will destroy it like most other things they touch, but I will hold out hope.

Personal Photo Project of the Week #52



Heavenly Peace

Most people have already seen this picture that I took to send as a Christmas e-card. (Just one of the many awesome features of the Photography 139 Galleries!)

I borrowed a hymnal and candle after the early evening Candlelight Service on Christmas Eve and took this picture and returned them during the later service.

Since this isn’t new to many people, here are a couple unrelated bonus pictures:


Squirrel

Snowy Tree

I’m also excited to report that my new website is almost fully functional. Now it is merely a matter of getting some content and recruiting some more writers. Perhaps there will be a full-fledged announcement in a week or so.

Next week’s Personal Photo Project is the first in a series of pictures that are going to seem somewhat (completely) self-absorbed. Perhaps even worse than my Twitter account. If my greatest influence on myself is me, I’m going to start re-doing some “classic” Christopher D. Bennett images.

The first redux will be Nuclear Library.