Ampersand 365

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Project 365 continues on, in 2008, at Ampersand & Boogieman 365.

Happy New Year.

Identification

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Stop

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Shades of Blue

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Strands of Water on Windshield

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Dual Reflections

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I took this just after I finished shooting a little cemetery that I happened upon. Pop over to that link, if you have time, and see if you know the answer to my question about the coins.

My Favorites for my 365 Friends

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Beth - Spigot in a Sea of Green. This is a wonderful capture and so is the other one, Steering a Course through a Sea of Green. And I love the word Spigot! I also love that you used these for an art project, they are so graphically appealing. I hope you will keep posting pictures of your art projects. I also love the picture of your family in the tree.

Billie - two of my favorites of yours are very recent. In fact, the colors are very complementary and must be ones that I really like. I think they would look wonderful framed and displayed together: Bird in Flight and Water and Tree at Night. I love and respect all your shots of people, ANTM is my favorite. Pink Petals in Harsh Light is amazing and a wonderful departure from the familiar flower shot.

Bright Star - 250/365 Star. I like the simplicity of composition and the post-processing and the fact that it is a bright star. :) Other than that, I'm going to have to go with your airport shots: 330/365, 332/365, and 302/365. They really capture the feeling of travel for me. Oh, and the vicarious hammie therapy was much appreciated!

Carol - 245 Red. Amazing light and color. Great eye. All your sunrise and sunset shots are amazing. And you are the reigning queen of the close up flower shot. Most of all, I will remember your shots for their cheerful, hopeful commentary and your obvious love for your family and friends.

Dalissa - Garden Blooms. Fantastic composition and background and they grew in your yard and they seem very *you*, at least to *me*. And then there are all the photos of your girls -- so lovely and filled with their personalities. Who could forget the kitchen art installation? You are wonderfully creative -- especially with obscene veggies (I'm still trying to find the link!)

Dancingirl - My Favorite Things. It looks real and I love chickadees and I love seeing something special to you. It's a really appealing composition too. And don't forget, if I ever visit, please take me to these trees.

Ianqui - Sir Gawain. Certainly you have many beautiful images, great city shots, and very creative shots too, but this one just strikes my fancy. I love the colors the angles and the absurdity of it. Plus it was one of the first few images of yours that I saw. And I can't forget this one, a favorite of my daughter, and soon to be on her wall (now that I have finally found a decent place from which to get prints).

Jayfish - 156/365 Subway. Such a tough choice, since I love your minimalist eye, but this one really stuck with me for its composition and mood. I also love your sunflower shots, 225/365 and 226/365, which were gorgeous and surprising coming from you. :)

Jeff - It has to be George. I love the creativity of your images and the messages they carry. Your wedding and engagement shots are amazing. But still, I adore this capture of George, with his little post-its on his lamp. He looks like someone I would like to sit and talk with. And this shot, Random, really captured something for me. I love the mood of it so much.

Jess - My favorite image of yours is the one on your header. The light is wonderful, casting the delicate shadow of the lace curtain. Just so lovely.

Jim - Encased. You're definitely a kindred spirit in what you like to photograph. This shot is wonderful with the red amidst the clear, shiny ice and the repetition of another berry in the background.

Jo(e) - And I Shall Have Some Peace There. First off, this place is gorgeous and I loved reading about your annual retreat. Second, I like imagining you amongst those sheep and possibly throwing one at someone. :) Frozen, is wonderful. I love that combination of colours (your spelling ;-))Of course, I am a big fan of the all naked blog shots too.

Julie - Budding Violets. I love the delicacy that you captured in this shot. The light is wonderful too. You have so many wonderful light shots -- like Come Into the Light. I've come to associate African Violets with you. Of course, I also count The Aftermath as a particular favorite, but I wanted to select a different one than you had for yourself. Oh and let me add Rising Up to Greet Me, because I was so trying to get a shot like that in the spring and I love this one with the blue sky.

Katrina - Sunset at Topsail Island. It's just so beautiful there. And it seemed to be such a special time that you all shared together.

Lauraliz - Changes. The seasons reflecting in the lake is a favorite of mine. But my all time favorite is Lamp Post and I can't even really say why. It just evokes something for me.

Liane - Support. I love the composition that creates the religious imagery, it seems especially appropriate for you. Of course, Not Hogwarts, is a very close second. I really want to sit in that room and think about important things. Oh, and here's a third, Coming Home. I really enjoyed seeing pictures that depict your life's calling and how much it means to you.

Mary - Of course I have to pick two, one for each location. For Dakar, it's a tie between Out to the Terrace and My Window. I love seeing your home and its architecture, plus window and doorway shots are so lovely. For stateside, my favorite is Smoky Sight. I can't get enough of how that white smoke looks against a grey sky. Even in an almost colorless setting, it is so striking.

Nicole Rae - I don't know if I could ever pick just one of yours. I love your eye and your post processing and the art you create. But here are a few of my faves: Abstraction, Old Navy, Purple, Buddhism...ok, so I do have a favorite: Haunted.

Overread - Where did you go?!? My favorite theme of yours is the smoke shots. Simply amazing. And your most memorable shot for me is your most excellent use of selective saturation.

Mike - I only started looking at your photos recently, but I do love seeing your little corner of the world, and your fondness for the sky and trees. This skywatch is a favorite of mine, as is this beauty of a tree.

Sandie - I LOVE your recent sky shot. The goat shots, especially Luna, are ever charming. And, of course, there's that handsome old man. And I musn't leave out this very creative reflection shot.

Sandy - the queen of nature shots. And do love nature shots! My faves are: Fall Reflections, Pink Hibiscus, Lizard, and Magnolia. Your photos remind of my childhood!

Sandy Cove - another kindred spirit with all your nature, sky and tree shots. But my absolute favorites of yours are Two Boys and Walking in the Woods.

Scrivener - you are an inspiration with your creativity, especially in your self-portraits. I bet you will make it through a year of them! My two favorite self-portraits are Christmas is going to the dogs and I couldn't sleep at all last night. Both of them amuse me and make aware of a deeper meaning at the same time. My favorite shot for the year, and I really don't know what it is about it, is Ellis' Rusty Bench.

Sharon - I love ALL of your sky watch shots, particularly this one. And I cannot get enough of the color, lighting and mood of these Christmas tree shots.

Susan - my favorite of yours, for the entire year, is a recent one: Water's edge. I also love you on the drums and the shot of your gazebo sanctuary.

Zerodoll - Queen of the displaced shopping carts. I also have to give you props for the most unusual and unexpected shot of the year, a very creative engagement announcement, and an abundance of cute cat shots.

I hope I did not forget anyone and that all the links work! Thanks so much everyone for enriching my life with your images this year.

ETA: I'm looking for the picture of the olive dish...whose was that?!?

ETA2: I just cleaned up all the typos that I could find and fixed a couple of missing links (haha darwin joke). So if you find a typo, please overlook it, and if you find a bad link, please let me know!!

ETA3: Thanks to Jo(e) I now know that the olive shot belongs to Ianqui. I remember that shot so well, it's just so excellent, and it made me realize how much I had to learn...in a good way.

You've heard of the Lombardi Trophy?

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Well, this version may not be as familiar to you. It's the inaugural Pomoxian Fantasy Football Trophy and it will soon be leaving the hands of the artisan that created it and traveling by high security transport to the hands of the Champion, one Julie Bogart.

It will be Julie's responsibility to care for and display said artifact (and we will be expecting pictures of its public display) until the conclusion of the next season, when she will add the next champion's name and year, and send it on. Unless, egads!, she wins again. And then she can put her own effin' name on it!

Congratulations, Julie, you da Queen of Fantasy Football.

(It plays Born to be Wild!)

Merry Christmas...belatedly

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I actually allowed myself, along with a day of doing absolutely nothing, to skip a day of posting a picture. It would have involved going in to our store to use the computer and the USB cable, and our store was the last place I wanted to be on Christmas day.

I hope everyone had a great holiday -- sacred or profane (like ours), with lots of people or few, with those you love or without, and with much stuff or little -- and that you found a way to celebrate something with someone.

Santa brought me a new lens!

Reflections on Project 365

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I started this project, thinking of it as a way to share our lives with each other, via images. I also liked the idea of committing to do something daily for an entire year. I had a notion that I would enjoy photography as a creative pursuit, but really, I had no idea how much!

As the year wore on, my shots became less about sharing my life, or finding interesting situations to capture, and more and more about how to create different images. I became captivated with macros and abstract shots (Yes, I was fond of shooting Diet Coke bottles). My Nikon Coolpix did particularly well with these type of shots and I enjoy these types of images.

By about September, the project was wearing on me – not in terms of picture taking, but in terms of my creativity. I had come to the point of caring about things such as depth of field in my images, and my point and shoot had severe limitations. These were the days of grinding it out, with a fun and satisfying image here and there. And there were always the sky, trees and windows to fall back on. Speaking of FALL, it saved me. The glorious colors, and close up leave shots spurred me on to the arrival of my NEW CAMERA.

Of the entire year's shots, I am most satisfied with my December images. I feel like they are the culmination of everything I learned through the year – like the way my little camera forced me to work on composition – and I think that learning came through more and more as this last month wore on and I got the feel for my Canon 40D. I love the way it feels and sounds. I love it like the smell of a new book. Thanks Jeff for the advice!

So, I’m continuing on in project 365, as I cannot imagine a day without taking and viewing photos.

The relational and community aspect of 365, that was part of my original motivation for the project, more than surpassed my expectations. It has been unbelievably cool to see the lives of friends through their daily images, and their eyes. Altogether unexpected was finding another community of 365 people and getting to know them and to have a sense of who they were without even knowing them IRL or in another online context: Scrivener, Billie, Liane, Overread, Jayfish, Zerodoll, B*, Cloudscome, and Ianqui. Over the course of the year, I found myself subscribing to the written (non-365) blogs of my new friends. (Mazel Tov, Ianqui!)

Who initially linked these peeps to the Trapdoor/Lamppost crowd? Beth?

Oh and speaking of written blogs, I’m not sure how I got to Jo(e) , but she combines images and words in ways that make me laugh, cry, and stay motivated to become a better writer and photographer. Through her, I’ve seen the power of image and storytelling.

Which reminds me that Cloudscome and her main blog, A Wrung Sponge, has been my inspiration for trying my hand at haiku.

Who first linked Jo(e)? Was that you, Julie?

And, then there's Sharon...who is the most faithful commenter, ever. I think I was googling to find other 365ers and saw a pic of her Boston Terrier, Augie. I commented on her blog and then she commented on mine and so forth. Or was it the other way around, did she find me that way?

It’s funny how once these viral connections are established, it’s so hard to remember how and where they originated.

And then, in Fall, Mike showed up, commenting on my blog, and I began to see pictures of London and enjoy his cheery, regular comments. I commented back on his pictures and was impressed to see what a large community of bloggers he was a part of.

It’s these ever expanding, surprising connections, that I hope 365 brings more of in 2008.

Well that, and more bokeh, of course.

Here are my favorites from my 2007 shots. Interestingly, when I selected these shots, after I had written all of the above, I found myself drawn to the pictures that evoked a certain feeling and memory for me, as much as the ones I thought were the best images.

However, my favorite image for 2007, above all, is the paper towel macro. It makes me so happy that I noticed, and captured, something as insignificant as the textured, wavy edge of a roll of paper towels. That was the turning point for me, when I began to really SEE.

Next, I'm going to post my favorites from all you guys! Can you tell I'm a little carried away with this year-end reflections stuff?

But seriously, this project has meant so much to me and so have all of you.

Thank you Lauraliz, for without you I would never have known about this project.

I got a new hat!

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Bokeh Tree

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More Christmas Bokeh.

All Wrapped Up

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Cloudscome tagged me for a Christmas wrapping meme. I confessed to her that I was not much of a wrapper. So, I snapped a shot of the presents under the tree (yes, Equus put one up!) that were given to us.

I will wrap our presents, probably tonight, but they won't look this pretty.

Another Perfectly Grey Day

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I suppose I should settle in for more than a few of these days. It's amazing all the structure and shape I see now that the leaves and color have left us.

19907

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Another Christmas Extra: Moon Lights

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Curlicue

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Tons more pictures on The Amped Eye, all linked from this post.

Neighbor's House, Through Our Window

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Another Christmas Extra: Poinsettias

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I took these Saturday, at my favorite local gardens. I was going to wait, and eventually get all my shots from that day up on The Amped Eye, but I realize these are nice for the week before Christmas.

(And also, now Sharon will know what the heck I am talking about from a comment I left on her blog.:) )

Maple Gold

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Breakfast of Champions

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First picture with Canon, second with trusty Nikon which kills on macro shots (IMO)!

Eight in the Morning

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Another Christmas Extra: My Neighbor's Lights

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I want to swim away but don't know how

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Sometimes it feels just like I'm falling in the ocean
Let the waves up take me down
Let the hurricane set in motion... yeah
Let the rain of what I feel right now...come down
Let the rain come down

Into the Ocean, Blue October

An Aesthetic Gloom

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I woke this morning to fog and water droplets everywhere. I took so many shots of the berries on these trees that it will take me a while to sift, sort, and process them all. I also shot very wet tall grasses, red maple, azalea, and pines. It was so wonderful to be completely absorbed in the details of life that way, and first thing in the morning. Methinks there can never be too many water droplets for me, at least not yet.

I'll post all the other shots on The Amped Eye, as I get through them.

A Beautiful Invasion

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of weeds.

The entire series is on The Amped Eye.

Shades of Green and Grey

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A Christmas Extra: Zoom

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We don't normally have a Christmas tree, and definitely not since entering the world of retail, but we do have a couple of very small, artificial trees that my girl likes to set up sometimes, because she likes things like that.

I came home last night and found she had set one up in her room. It gave me a chance to take some pretty light shots, and to play with zooming out on a slow shutter speed. Fun.

Pines, Through Tall Grasses

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'Tis Grey Here

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By the Light of the Silvery DVR

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A Dance of Light

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The Little Dog Cooperates

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I was playing with the in-camera B&W, not really expecting to get good shots of her. : )

Also, some Little Dog haiku.

A Snowy Extra

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From last night, in our store's parking lot.

UGG

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First Snow

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Girl with Ear Bud

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Deciduous Magnolia, late fall

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This is not the shot that I set out to get this early morning, I'll post those later on The Amped Eye. I passed this on the way home, amongst other things that I stopped to shoot. It was a great morning, I learned so much.

Who knew it could be so relaxing to go out before dawn, to shoot in the early light?

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‘Tis the Season…for change, that is. This time of year I get in a mood to reorganize my life. Since the scale of change for my whole life is a little large, I thought I'd make some blog changes instead.

Of course, I’m going to continue with the 365 project. The new camera has given me new energy, and I would like to challenge myself to find new things to shoot every day, rather than trees, sky, clouds, landscapes and the little dog. (Actually, the little dog is very hard to shoot. She avoids eye contact with me, and even more so when I have a camera.)

But I digress. I am going to finish out this year with Ampersand 365, and then change over to A & B 365 (Ampersand & Boogieman), where Boogieman and I will both post photos. I’m not sure if he will post every day, but I’m looking forward to doing the project with him. We’ve done a couple of joint photo outings and really enjoyed ourselves.

Beyond 365, I’m finding myself wanting to post lots of the photos that I shoot, to talk about what I was trying to do with them, and how I post processed them. It’s how I learn: out loud. Even if no one is listening. To that end, I’m starting The Amped Eye, to track my photo adventures and learning.

I’ll still post an occasional shot on Ampersand’s Space, particularly when there is a story or Haiku (my latest endeavor) to go with it.

My flash card over-floweth. : - )

Bling

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November Retrospective

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November will be remembered as the month I was able to get selective focus, desired DoF (mostly), and bokeh. Finally.

Straddling the Seasons

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...in my neighbor's yard.

Two

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Corner

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On the Ledge too

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On the Ledge

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Just Another Day at the Office

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Above the Waiting

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In line for last night's Paramore concert.

Take Me Home

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From yesterday, around 6 pm, driving home from Thanksgiving dinner.

Thanksgiving

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Posterized Light

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When Birds Make Windshield Art

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Experiment

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At Boogieman's suggestion, I played around with the Apple in Stall shot, and desaturated everything but the rope and apple. Visually, I like it alot, since it really showcases the sidelighting and the color. However, I still like the mood of the original better, imagining a horse peaking out at the little bit of color beyond his window, and playing with his toy apple. (Although I'm told that most horses don't really play with them anyway.)

Optical

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Another picture from the eye exam, and story to go with it, on my main blog. (Don't worry, it's nothing icky, in fact, it's sweet.)

Better to be Early than Late

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This ornament hung on our door last Christmas, and there it remained through the dead of winter to the thaw of spring, and even the dog days of summer. Some time this summer, daughter got the idea to hang it where the flower baskets normally go, and there it remains.

Woodsy Morning

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My two faves, from Saturday Morning Solitude, which can be viewed in its entirety, if you are so inclined.

Apples

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An entire series with the new camera, First Barn Shoot, on my main blog.

First Shot with New Camera

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OK, it's really the second, and I have no idea what setting it was even on, but I love it.

I can't wait to shoot more.

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On my main blog, Powerful Cows.

We Got Yellow, Too

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We Got Red

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I guess I was just talking out my rear end (yeah, I do that) a couple of weeks ago, when on my main blog, I said that the reds were not as good this year as last.

I just needed to show some patience.

Peelings

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And just so you know that I didn't take a picture of a different section of the column that was already peeled, here is the evidence of my sacrificial vandalism.

Peace to all the peelers out there.

Peeled

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For those of you wondering what the heck I'm doing with all this peeling, look at the comments on Peeled. Perhaps some of you are fellow *peelers* and are experiencing the same strong feelings. :-)

I probably could have gotten a better shot, but since I had just committed and act of vandalism for all you peelers out there, I was in a hurry. Oh, and once I started peeling, it peeled well beyond the area of the initial photo. I'm sure to be arrested any minute now....

Peeling

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Rainy Day Games

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I pushed the button, just this morning, and ordered our new camera!

I say our, as it is joint ownership with Boogieman, but possession being nine-tenths of the law, I suspect it will be mostly mine. :-) Our budget was larger than originally anticipated, and we were able to get the Canon 40D with 28-135mm lens.

A shout out to Jeff for all his help and advice in making the selection.

Photos of the new baby will be forthcoming upon arrival.

Mossy

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Spotted

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Music Lesson Hallway #2

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I continue to be fascinated with the patterns of the tile floor at music lessons, besides it gives me something to do while waiting. I've even tried to shoot the reflection of the floor in the vending machine, but I couldn't get a good shot.

Post-processing this one, I selectively desaturated random parts and then then posterized. I find it kind of cool.

First Frost

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Drive By Sky

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Days Gone By

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Here's a better effort on the horse show pics. Sorry for that lame entry last night. I'm trying to keep my head in the 365 game, we're in the fourth quarter!

Monday Monday, can't trust that day...

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HT: Julie, for the lyric on my facebook wall.

Horse Show

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This is not the best picture ever, but it does show my girl in action, and is the best I could muster today. Sorry to be whiny, but I don't think I've ever felt less like posting a picture for this project than I do today. This is requiring some serious stamina!

p.s. This was after a fall, and she got right back on and finished the course. Points for that!

Extra: Scrabulous Game Face

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I've been playing so much scrabulous that I had to have this one in the 365 record. :)

Saturday Morning Sky - 9 AM

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A Series: Fall in the Hood

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Please permit me this indulgence.

Kaleidoscope:

Last Man Standing:

Slow Through the Sunbeams:

Under the Dogwood:

What 44 looks like

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I officially can't live without these. Today, I bought myself a nice beaded chain to keep them around my neck. Acceptance is good.

October Retrospective

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While I am continuing to experience camera fatigue with my little point and shoot, I really appreciate the shots I got this month. They are truly representative of my fall, so far. I like all the sky and tree shots, as they never fail to move my soul, and the rainy days (we so needed them!), but I also like all the ordinary objects that I shot up close, or gussied up with some effects.

I'm so close to getting my DSLR, and I can't wait to learn more when I get it.

Of Natural Light and Cobwebs

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Bespectacled and respectable?

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And with some crazy-ass eyebrows.

Hydrotherapy

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Water is always therapeutic.

Chain Link Beauty

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Beyond the fence, A Field of Fall.

Tiny Barn

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Worried

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A smattering of chartreuse

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Fall Extra

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I love a rainy day

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And it completely matches my mood today.

Story of My Life?

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A few of my favorite things

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Sky, clouds, trees...

When Beauty Falls

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Just Another, Beautiful, Barn Morning

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More Eye Candy

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Fall Day at the Barn

Leafage

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A Series: Curbside River...and Life Raft

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An Extra: A Dog's Life

red light

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Morning Ritual

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