Showing posts with label Project 365. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Project 365. Show all posts

Thursday, May 13, 2010

Photos 5.13.10

During my time working at Project Helping Hands I took a liking to photgraphing grafitti. Driving around looking for homeless people allowed me to see things in Detroit that I probably wouldn't have noticed otherwise. I have a few which I'll post over the next few days. Here's one of a few that I went back to take pictures of because they were so interesting. I guess grafitti can serve a purpose? Enjoy. :)

Wednesday, January 6, 2010

Project 365...1.1 ~ 1.5

I'm going to cheat and do January 1-5 in one post. Later tonight I'll do something for today's photo. Some of these aren't all that creative but just photos I happen to snap each day since the first. Seeing them, I realize I pretty much take random photos all of the time so this shouldn't be difficult...


Happy New Year! I'm sure this was taken after midnight on 1.1.10. Maybe it's telling me (or Andrea) that we shouldn't drink this year?




This is the CHristmas tree in Campus Martius. So pretty. I finally took a picture because it'll be coming down soon. I'm cheating because this was taken on 12.31.09. I know this because you can see the full moon in the background. It is actually a "Blue Moon" because it's the second full moon in that month. That doesn't happen often. Pretty cool.



This is proof of what your pet probably does when you leave...



Good Morning!



General Tso is the bomb!



That's all, Folks!

Project 365 ~ 2010

I stole this Idea from my friend, Aaron.

My Blog has been neglected for several months. Obviously. Since my last appearance I started working again. Life in 2009 was a BIG BUMMER and when I finally started working again I decided I would abandon all things negative, including my Blog which had taken a nasty turn. Things have been pretty sweet for the past few months and for that I am ecstatic! I've decided to take on a project for 2010. I'm going to post a picture each day as a way to document the year. I've seen this in several different forms over the years and thought it was cool. Enjoy!