Sometimes you just have to chase birds. I'd swear he was a golden retriever if I didn't know better. The kid loves to chase birds, what can I say.
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Barcelona, Spain
"it stops you in your tracks and opens a world of thought . . . introspection"
seconds captured in time
Barcelona, Spain
Project 365
A friend of mine mentioned an idea of taking a photo a day and blogging about it. I liked the idea because I wanted to improve my photography skills and what better way than practice. Not only that but what a fun way to document a year. (Even if I am the only one who reads this blog.) A Photography web site called the idea Project 365. I liked the name and so it stuck.
The scope of this could range from the mundane to the exotic, the simple to the philosophical. So bear with me.
Comments welcome and encouraged.
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2010
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May
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- Day 36 - A hand to hold
- Day 35 - Excrescence (The growth)
- Day 34 - conGRADulations
- Day 33 - An afternoon to remember
- Day 32 - Crate training
- Day 31 - Too many cooks in the Kitchen
- Day 30 - Little white church
- Day 29 - Puppy love
- Day 28 - Pushover
- Day 27 - A little late
- Day 26 - A little shopping
- Day 25 - Goats
- Day 24 - A little bit of Heaven
- Day 23 - Weeds
- Day 22 - I scream
- Day 21 - Making the shot
- Day 20 - Have your cake...
- Day 19 - Daily delivery
- Day 18 - Birthday cake
- Day 17 - Clouds
- Day 16 - Snow boots day
- Day 15 - Big and Little
- Day 14 - Mother's day feast
- Day 13 - ...and that's what little boys are made of.
- Day 12 - Welcome Spring
- Day 11 - Making tracks
- Day 10 - Bag Head Day
- Day 9 - Bird chasing
- Day 8 - Bedtime obstructions
- Day 7 - Papa
- Day 6 - Movement
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May
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I'll be the first to actually comment on the picture as an art piece. I think I'll do this from time to time until you ask me to stop.
ReplyDeleteI think your composition in this one is very striking. Maybe you didn't mean to, but it's good. The building line is on the left third and tage and the bird on the right third.
I also love how you can't see his face. It leaves it to the viewer to image it, to think about it, to put our own faces there.