
Cold day, cold feel.
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Cold day, cold feel.
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The sweet girl.
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When I have no subject, these guys always show up and pose for me.
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Flowers.
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You ever taken a dailypic of a green bug and think, people would not like this… then the next day come across a spider and it’s dependants and know they will not like this so much more.
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Bug lands and stays on the studio light, so it gets photographed.
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A piece of wood.
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The flowers before they fade.
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The distraction while I worked today.
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Mr. Toad lives in the backyard, we have watched him grow over the last couple seasons. He and Argus are strange friends. At first I was concerned Argus would just eat him, but over time he is more curious than hungry. He looks for him when we go out, and if he is there like he was tonight, he will sit and stare a few feet away. Mr. Toad thinking he is invisible will stare back, and that is it, that is the base of the relationship. Staring. Then we go out again and he has moved on, and Argus will sniff everywhere to find him.
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In ten years I have used 15 different cameras, multiple lenses, thousands of subjects, even 4 or so platforms to share, the only thing consistent in the dailypic is my eye. Excluding the occasional guest photographers posts (Thank you, Anna, Dan, Barbie
I missed capturing what I saw, so I decided to relearn, or more so, change tools. Put down the film, picked up a memory card. Went from Minolta to Nikon and it turned out my eye did not care. My vision was still there, simply the means to capture the light changed. So started the dailypic on October 1, 2009, one photo a day for I had planned a week, then a month, then until the end of the year… now today, I hit ten years. Over the last month, I have been compiling the photos to share on one page. 3652 photos, there are some really bad ones, there are less great ones and maybe most are good enough. Some are meant to share my day more than hang on a wall, some are art, all of them together are my history over the last decade. Like any portion of history, there is good and bad and it is for other to interprt.
Many times, specifically in the earlier years, I would debate if the project ended when September 30th came around. Last few less, at 7, 8, 9 years why would I stop this close to ten, a nice round number. So, here I am year ten complete and I have no desire to stop. Maybe one day it will, and that will be it, and that would be fine. I will always have ten completed. The exercise is part of my life, I do have days I stress over it, I have days I can not wait to share the photo, then there are those days I have convinced myself I am only doing this for me, in my head, there is no one on the other end. Even this post, I feel I am talking to me. The Dailypic was a great idea, a fun project and something I am incredibly proud of. I have a living diary, a time
Want to see more, well they are all below at the link, separated by year. I can see the growth, the evolution of my process and some are embarrassing to look back at now, some of the very ones that make me cringe I was so proud of at the time. At the least maybe this inspires someone. If there is something you want to get better at, just do it. Maybe ten years is excessive but I can tell you I am never looking for an excuse to do this, though now and then I am looking for an excuse to stop. As of now, I have not found a good enough excuse, so see you tomorrow for the
Thank you for looking.
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Just soar.
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