I'm no bandwagon jumper. Of the 365 photography projects, with which so many were enamored, I'm definitely a late adopter. And then I became a midway abandoner. So I'm going to pick it up here...exactly where I left off. It's my project and I say it's kosher to do so!
190 of 365: I was sitting in a dark room with only my iMac to light the way. Three Lego men were delivered to my desk as a plea to stop and play. And I did, in fact, stop and play.
191 of 365: Oh, yeah...I suddenly remember what terrifies me about this very public photography project: displaying my stunningly boring, uninspired images. But I have thing for magenta and turquoise so this corner of a market basket gets immortalized as today's entry.
192 of 365: I love (and I mean LOVE!) seeing parents with their children...especially the really itty bitty ones. This gal just happens to be 2 days old and already the center of her parents' lives. It's amazing how such a small package opens up to reveal so much joy and hope.
193 of 365: I snapped this at Disneyland. A little before I lost (someone stole?) my phone. So now, what is a neutral photo actually brings me sadness.
194 of 365: Powering through my phone bereavement, I return to Disneyland the following day...and find two wonderful friends and their kids! Now, this is a neutral photo that brings me happiness!
195 of 365: I love the promise of high school seniors...so ready to venture out into the world on their own and yet still so tender.
196 of 365: Well, it was bound to happen. There's no way I could get through 365 days of photos without including my kids. And it's not even a good capture...it just happens to be the only one I snapped for the day. I suppose that's part of the lesson of this project.
