James Clark
Senior Member
Re: James project 365
30/12/14, Day 364 of 365, the penultimate shot of what I can honestly say has been one of the most creatively challenging project's I have ever under taken.
I'd like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who has come on to my project thread and taken time to look through my shots. Its been a challenging year and this project has been both a blessing and curse, Through the death, earlier in the year of my uncle, whom helped shape me into the person I have become. Two house moves, a broken laptop, a damaged camera through an attempted theft and various other now seemingly small problems. I have some how managed to rattle off a shot a day. Now, creatively drained and ready to put down the camera before again picking it straight back up. Only this time I can plan my shoots through enjoyment and not, what felt from probably, May, as necessity to finish something I'd started on as a way to learn about photography.
Before the start of this year. I Had only owned a Nikon for a short time. I'd graduated from a bridge camera but Only just managed to move off auto
Now I feel like I know even less. I've quickly learn't that you never truly understand photography. One thing you do need is luck.
To everyone else that has managed to get this far too (and those that fell along the way) I salute you all. this is a mammoth project that is not to be undertake lightly. To even attempt it is noble.
Just tomorrow to go everybody!
30/12/14, Day 364 of 365, the penultimate shot of what I can honestly say has been one of the most creatively challenging project's I have ever under taken.
I'd like to take this opportunity to thank everyone who has come on to my project thread and taken time to look through my shots. Its been a challenging year and this project has been both a blessing and curse, Through the death, earlier in the year of my uncle, whom helped shape me into the person I have become. Two house moves, a broken laptop, a damaged camera through an attempted theft and various other now seemingly small problems. I have some how managed to rattle off a shot a day. Now, creatively drained and ready to put down the camera before again picking it straight back up. Only this time I can plan my shoots through enjoyment and not, what felt from probably, May, as necessity to finish something I'd started on as a way to learn about photography.
Before the start of this year. I Had only owned a Nikon for a short time. I'd graduated from a bridge camera but Only just managed to move off auto
Now I feel like I know even less. I've quickly learn't that you never truly understand photography. One thing you do need is luck.
To everyone else that has managed to get this far too (and those that fell along the way) I salute you all. this is a mammoth project that is not to be undertake lightly. To even attempt it is noble.
Just tomorrow to go everybody!
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