2015 was a busy year! (And it still is…)
I have been considering several different personal photo projects to work on this year as one of my goals. I have been partaking in a few daily photo challenges, albeit sporadically and nothing that I have really committed to. I’ve looked at a 365-Day project but that seems a tad daunting for me with a third child on the way (due this spring) and working from home with them all around me and being demanding, but I wanted to try to commit to some form of a personal project.
Then, I fell upon the 52-week photo project. Instead of daily, it’s a weekly project where you have a topic and you then interpret that topic with your camera. This, I can do!
I made up a list, assigned each topic a week and here it is (below)! If you want to join me and expanding your focus on the every day and learning to see things in a new way, please do! It’s always nice to have someone to enjoy the trip with. Use the hashtag #SJP52weeks to share samples on Instagram.
And don’t feel like you have to use your big girl/boy camera every time. Use your phone, drag out the old film camera, point and shoot digital…
The challenge starts next week!
Happy shooting!
*sarah
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Oh this sounds like such a great idea!
I’m hoping it will be a good challenge for me (and anyone else that wants to give it a go)!
What an awesome idea!!! I love the practice that this brings!!!
Thanks! I know of others that do similar projects but I decided to make up my own and see the progress that I make throughout the year.
How fun! I like that the topics are both specific enough to give you something to go on and general enough that you can go anywhere with it. Enjoy!
It’s all about interpretation. You can give 100 people the same topic and each shot will be different! It’s a great way to see how others see the world. 🙂
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