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Project 365 for 2011

ByNancy Jones

I didn’t even know about this project for 2010 or any previous years, but I’m in for 2011! The concept is that you post one photo taken every day of the entire year. I’m rarely very far from my camera anyway, so this is right up my alley. The participants of past projects have all agreed that although it can seem very demanding at times (time and inspiration can both fall in short supply), it has been rewarding. They feel that they have become better photographers and many have said that they have learned more about how to use their cameras. This sounds like the making of a good Blurb book; I’m in!
Hopefully, if I remember that I can post them here as well, I’ll get more active in my so-called blog as well.

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