David's Project 365

[davidc]

I agree, it's those desperation shots that turn into something unexpected that I like the most - those are the examples Mike has talked about in the past where "there's a photo there, you just need to see it", for me at least.

[davidc]

Sorry, this is just another bland flower shot - I'd intended to post process it into something much more artistic but the method I'd had in mind didn't really work, leaving me with the original image.


Another Flower - 210/365 by cedarsphoto, on Flickr

[davidc]

Vica by cedarsphoto, on Flickr

[davidc]

I didn't exactly pioneer the concept behind this shot for myself but bubbles + macro lens = largely irresistable


Raspberry Fizz - 212/365 by cedarsphoto, on Flickr

[davidc]

Every Friday in London Bridge station there are groups of people singing/playing to the commuters. I think it's sponsored by the mayor's office.

Anyway, this girl was really getting into her performance and I managed to catch her just as a ray of light hit her.


Soulful - 213/365 by cedarsphoto, on Flickr

[davidc]

I thought today had turned into a (photographical) disaster... I'd gone to the beach intending to shoot some super long exposure daytime shots only to realise I'd left my 10 stop filter in the house.

Still, I could stack my normal filters... except I'd left the adaptor ring for them in the house

Although I had a few shots of some fossils found on the beach they were a bit lame.

Going out for dinner in Cardiff Bay saved the day and proof you should always take your camera and gorillapod out to dinner


Cardiff Bay - 214/365 by cedarsphoto, on Flickr

[davidc]

I was helping a friend pick flowers for her garden when this caught my eye. Although I sort of like it, I'm aware I am shooting a lot of flowers lately and I don't find them as interesting as other subjects... so I'm going to try hard to stop just shooting flowers and get enough energy back to do interesting stuff!

Wish me luck


Final Flower - 215/365 by cedarsphoto, on Flickr

[davidc]

Well... I've mentioned I've been a little bored of macro shots but I'd been waiting for these to come back into season so I could tackle them. Personally, I look at them and all I see are fractals

Except when I looked at the cauliflower, bought this afternoon, it was covered in mould!

I figured maybe taking close up photos of household objects has it's benefits after all


Romanesque - 216/365 by cedarsphoto, on Flickr

[Mike Farley]

I was helping a friend pick flowers for her garden when this caught my eye. Although I sort of like it, I'm aware I am shooting a lot of flowers lately and I don't find them as interesting as other subjects... so I'm going to try hard to stop just shooting flowers and get enough energy back to do interesting stuff!

Wish me luck


Final Flower - 215/365 by cedarsphoto, on Flickr

Speaking of borders .....

[davidc]

That's instagram Comes with the territory. Anyway, the grainy polaroid look was what I was trying to achieve