I was bored with color this past week. When I first started taking photographs all I shot was black and white film. I think it's a good way to learn about light and composition, but I think it can also become a crutch. There is always a challenge with color.
So I was happy to take a break from color this week and just focus on the composition and lighting. I also did a little more post processing this week. After I saw a friend of mines work where he really pushed the greyscale in his photos I wanted to try the same effect. I'm not sure how to technically describe it, but to me it make the photo feel flat or like it has a matte finish.
Week 06 Favorites
Enjoy the black and white goodness.
Day 39 - Mono Chrome
Day 40 - The Stress of My Modern Office
Day 41 - The Window to My Soul
Your feedback is appreciated
As always I'd love to hear what you think. A friend of mine told me this weekend that the only way to go is up. That's definitely an encouragement. It's hard to keep putting myself in front of the camera day after day. But I know when this year is over I will be proud to look back on this project and have the sense of accomplishing something great.



I'm working my way backwards this morning. Starting at the end and going back to the beginning. Sometimes that's the way I feel I'm living my life.


I wonder if we really understand the true meaning of social networking or if we are getting lost in the numbers.
Wow! It's already been a month. I'm not going to act surprised or anything, this has been on my calendar for a while now. Doing these daily photos has really helped me appreciate each day, and each new challenge I am faced with. Usually the weeks just pass me by without warning, but having something I have to do each day really helps me stay focused.



It's that time again. Yawn... Stretch... Zzz...


I'm afraid that the creativity will run out. Just dry up. Like one days it's here and the next it's gone. Of course this is a silly thought. But don't most of us who make a living designing things depend on our creativity? Well,