365-14
Two weeks of taking a daily photo is starting to make me realise how much fun this will be to keep up for a year. What with multiple hen nights, multiple weddings and all sorts of other fun just in the first twenty-six weeks of the year. I’m only 3% of the way through, and today I posted my first duplicate (a morning shot of the Cathedral to go with the night shot from last week).
Still, the fortnight has shown more variety than you might expect:
- A merry go round in London
- the Exe
- a frozen hydrangea
- some flower buds
- coffeeeeee (back to work)
- a pub fire
- the street closed for repairs
- the Cathedral
- some out of focus trees
- the Post Office tower lost in fog (in London – need to review Space Raoul and the Dan Dare exhibit at the Science Museum)
- a Tube train
- the glass/light scupltures/seats in Princesshay
- the moon (back late from cinema – need to review The Reader)
- a misty Cathedral
Not too shoddy for two ‘quiet’ weeks when I was mostly getting back into the day job and finishing a short story (details to be announced one of these days).
Click on the merry go round to see the 365 set.
15 January 2009 at 10:29 am
I did a similar project some years ago, and yes, it was a lot of fun. I found that as the year went by it was the photos of the little things that ended up meaning the most, or being the most interesting. So when i look back at it now, it’s quite hard to remember what the photos were ‘about’, but they nevertheless spark a memory. I’m looking forward to seeing it all unfold over the year.