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Post your 2010 Project 365 gallery link here...
What's 2010 Project 365 you ask?
Taking at least one good picture every day and pushing it up to a host gallery. Hopefully, over the year the quality of shots will increase with the knowledge gained. Shots should be numbered in some manner either by date or number (1-365). If you miss a day, you can post a blank image or some graphic to indicate you missed a day. If you don't want to clutter your gallery up with missed days, just skip it. Totally your call. After all, it's your gallery!
Do I have to do 365 days?
No. Some have expressed concern that shooting 365 days would be a significant burden, or take too much time away from other activities. If you want to make it a 52 week challenge, then go for it! If you like a shot-a-month, then by all means post that link as well. Favorites shots not on a schedule? Sure, post the link to the gallery for 2010 and push them up.
You keep talking about pushing up photos and hosting. What does that mean?
There are a number of free or fee-based photo/video hosting services on-line. A few that come to mind include www.flickr.com www.smugmug.com www.photobucket.com These are places where you create an account much like you did here, create a "gallery" called 2010 Project 365 and upload your pictures to that gallery. They you post the link of that gallery in this thread so others can see/comment on your work.
Is there a prize for this?
No. This is all for grins and to grow the skills learned along the way.
Will anyone critique my pictures?
If you post a link to your 2010 Project 365 gallery, expect some comments AND questions. All that should be considered is they be respectful of the shooters work. Good comments are always welcome. Constructive critique should be welcomed if constructive. And hopefully questions will abound on technique, equipment, post processing, subject matter, trials & tribulations and so forth.
Why do this?
Two reasons. First, peering through a viewfinder forces you to stop and look at the world in a different perspective. Suddenly the world becomes small, focused, a moment in time. Secondly, your skills should improve over time. The 2010 Project 365 gallery images will reflect those changes.
Good luck with the coming years shoot, and I look forward to seeing what the world appears to be through the eyes of another!
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What's 2010 Project 365 you ask?
Taking at least one good picture every day and pushing it up to a host gallery. Hopefully, over the year the quality of shots will increase with the knowledge gained. Shots should be numbered in some manner either by date or number (1-365). If you miss a day, you can post a blank image or some graphic to indicate you missed a day. If you don't want to clutter your gallery up with missed days, just skip it. Totally your call. After all, it's your gallery!
Do I have to do 365 days?
No. Some have expressed concern that shooting 365 days would be a significant burden, or take too much time away from other activities. If you want to make it a 52 week challenge, then go for it! If you like a shot-a-month, then by all means post that link as well. Favorites shots not on a schedule? Sure, post the link to the gallery for 2010 and push them up.
You keep talking about pushing up photos and hosting. What does that mean?
There are a number of free or fee-based photo/video hosting services on-line. A few that come to mind include www.flickr.com www.smugmug.com www.photobucket.com These are places where you create an account much like you did here, create a "gallery" called 2010 Project 365 and upload your pictures to that gallery. They you post the link of that gallery in this thread so others can see/comment on your work.
Is there a prize for this?
No. This is all for grins and to grow the skills learned along the way.
Will anyone critique my pictures?
If you post a link to your 2010 Project 365 gallery, expect some comments AND questions. All that should be considered is they be respectful of the shooters work. Good comments are always welcome. Constructive critique should be welcomed if constructive. And hopefully questions will abound on technique, equipment, post processing, subject matter, trials & tribulations and so forth.
Why do this?
Two reasons. First, peering through a viewfinder forces you to stop and look at the world in a different perspective. Suddenly the world becomes small, focused, a moment in time. Secondly, your skills should improve over time. The 2010 Project 365 gallery images will reflect those changes.
Good luck with the coming years shoot, and I look forward to seeing what the world appears to be through the eyes of another!
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Also, you have to have a photobucket account to leave a comment.
