Deezeys Project 52 for 2015.

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Deezey

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This will be the home of my 52 Project.

1. I will be using the Nikonites list, but in any order.

2. I will have no substitutions.

3. I will post my best photo for my selected theme weekly. One a week for 52 weeks.
Also...since I will be posting my "best" image, please feel free to comment. I am doing this to
improve my photo taking mindset and abilities.


TO THE LIST!


Abandoned
Arches
Architecture
Bark
Beach
Black and White
Broken
Chairs and benches
City/Town/Where I live
Close-up
Coiled
Colors
Columns
Crooked
Curves
Damage
Darkness
Depth of Field
Dots / Dashes / Diagonals
Duplicate(s)
Entrance
Extreme
Fast (eg fast food/fast cars etc)
Fence(s)
Fly
Fountains/Waterfall
Gates
Glass
Industrial
Isolated
Landscapes
Leaning
Leaves
Locks
Looking Up
Motion
Neglected
Night
Old
Pairs
Reflection
Repetition
Roadside
Rock(s)
Silhouettes or shadows
Stairs/Steps
Still life
Through a window
Unique camera angle
Vehicle
Water
Weather
Windows






 
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Deezey

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Week 1 ! Jan. 1st - 7th.

Close Up.


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A spool of kite string.
 
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Deezey

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Just a quick update. I am posting one photo a week. But this is calendar week. Not a Sun. - Sat. week. Just wanted to clear up any confusion with my thread.

I guess I seem to be going against the grain?!
 
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Deezey

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mikew said:
Lovely entrance,any idea what the original gates where like and what happened to them.
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Honestly...not a clue.This is but a very tiny gate at the Woodland Cemetery in Dayton Ohio. I drive past it every day on the way to work. Once spring hits I will be there a lot taking photos.
 
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traceyjj

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Such beautiful ornate gate posts, shame the gates dont match... great images too. I like the B&W best for some reason I cant put my finger on
 
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Deezey

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I believe the cemetery was made around 1849. But history isn't my strong suite. I also believe its around 200 acres and one of Ohio's largest "Natural Wooded" cemeteries. I will be explore it and another big cemetery when it warms up. Should be fun.

Also there is a huge Tiffany window I would like to grab a picture of too.
 
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