January 365 Photo Challenge List

Happy New Year! Are you ready to do this? A photo everyday for the next 365! I love this challenge. Whether you take one photo or 365 you can celebrate taking the time to notice the details of your life. At the end you will have created a visual journal of who you are, what you do, and what you love. What can you expect this year? How about a little repetition? Yep, each month we’ll...
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December Project 365 Idea List

 December! Lights. Ornaments. Presents. Smiling children. Is there a month that asks to be photographed more than December? It is my favorite month to pick up my camera and focus on elves and stars and trees and yummy treats. This month’s list is filled with inspiration to kick your creative behind. Capture the wonder of someone in front of the tree or the wonder of traffic lights backed...
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Project 365 | Four Years of Today

Look back. Move forward. Remember why. Capture today. One year ago today Ian was making gingerbread boys and having his heart broken. Two years ago today I grew butternut squash in the garden for the very first time. They taste good and photograph well. Three years ago today I snuck away with Shea for a glass of wine and tapas. From across the street we could watch Ian play in his preschool...
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November Project 365 Inspiration List

  What are you grateful for? What are the things you appreciate most?   This month we turn our lenses toward what we appreciate. The people, the places, the things we are so lucky to have in our lives. Interested in 365, but afraid of the commitment? Try 365 on for 30 days. It will give you a taste of what 365 is all about. Read more here on getting started.   The CY365 Monthly...
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What’s Your Intention For Your 365?

  There is a lot of discussion in the CY365 Forum about intentions for next year. People are weighing their options for 2013 as they approach completion of their 2012 365 projects.  Maybe a photo a week with Project52? Keep on going with another year of 365? Perhaps just have the freedom and flexibility to follow the CY365 prompts when you want and skip those prompts that don’t...
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October Idea List

  October is here. I love everything about October. The light begins to change, the greens of summer turn orange and yellow, and Ian wears costumes more than any other month. (And he wears them A LOT the rest of the year!) There are new colors to turn our lenses toward and new subjects to inspire our photography.  From comfort food to zombies, this month’s list is packed with...
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Remembering A Pet Through Photos

He joined our family before we were even a family. Seventeen years ago we brought Elvis home as a newly hatched, hand-raised cockatiel. I was excited to have a low maintenance pet and Shea was happy I was happy. (He’s good about that.) We placed his cage beside the front door so we could greet him as we arrived home and so goodbye as we left. With what now seems like little effort he...
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September Project 365 Idea List

Back to school. Back to shorter days. Back to routine.   I love to use September as a fresh “new” start to my 365 project. I’ll point my lens toward new subjects as the weather and light begins to shift.   The inspiration helps me point my lens. It challenges me to do things differently. It stretches my creative muscles.In the theme of back to school, you’ll...
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Isn’t It Time To Have Some Fun With Your Project 365 Photos? | Guest Post

I know I’m in good company here when I tell you that I absolutely love taking pictures! I don’t need to buy expensive souvenirs, because my favorite keepsakes are captured with my camera. Thanks to the inspiration from Katrina and the Capture Your 365 community, I snap a photo every single day. I can’t think of a better way to document my life and I feel like I’m giving my loved ones and...
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Five Summertime Macro Photo Ideas

    Summer is full of so many wonderful opportunities for close up photography. There are so many textures and colors to photograph. 1. The transparent petals of a poppy. 2. The rough texture of bark on a tree. 3. A prickly cucumber. 4.  The soft layers of the underside of a mushroom. 5.  A bug up close.   Explore more about up close photography: How To Shoot Macro Photography...
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