This year, I’ve decided to challenge myself to a photo a day in 2012. I’m doing this to teach myself some discipline and also to show my camera a little love. There will be photos of my day-to-day, food, and anything else that catches my eye–unstyled and minimally processed. My life is pretty quiet, but I like it that way. I’ll be posting these snapshots weekly. I hope you enjoy this project!
1.1.2012: On the first day of this year I made a spicy tomato and chickpea soup. These are the chickpea rejects.
1.2.2012: Laundry Day. A shirt drying on the indoor clothesline.
1.3.2012: Most of our meals begin with garlic and onions.
1.4.2012: Tea with honey in the morning.
1.5.2012: Super messy countertop after photographing ice cream for the blog.
1.6.2012: Segmenting a grapefruit for breakfast.
1.7.2012: Painting my nails and having a gin+tonic with cucumber and lime.
I’ve heard of other people doing this project before. I’ve always thought it sounded kind of daunting. Your pictures look great! What a fun project to share on your blog. I like your idea of doing a weekly recap.
Thanks Kelli! It is a little daunting, but I think it’s time for me to take on a photo challenge 🙂
i’ve always enjoyed your photography & look forward to what’s to come. ♥
Thank you Erin! You should know that I have always admired your photography, so coming from you, this is the best compliment.
This project is great! You inspire me to do kinda the same and, if I do, I hope you’ll comment on my blog and tell me how to improve my pics! I’ll post with a special translation just for you! 😀
Stephke, Thank you! I hope you do, I will definitely check them out 🙂
I love these 365 photo projects. It gives such a cool insight into peoples lives. I’m excited to see what you photograph this year.
Thanks Nikki!
I love the look of your blog and your recipes too! Glad I found it!
yay! I’m glad too 🙂
Love this Photo Journal idea! it’s a great way to force yourself to “look” for something special to take a picture of. Great Blog, by the way!
Maria, exactly! Thanks for visiting 🙂