
Last week I mentioned my friend Anna asked me to join her in the #100DayProject and I figured it was time for an update. I’ve managed to take photos every day and share them with a group of five of us doing it together. It helps having that extra accountability and I love seeing what they are all creating.
If you’re unfamiliar with this challenge, it’s simple. You choose any creative project you like and do it every day for 100 days, sharing your process on social media using the hashtag #The100DayProject. This year the dates are Feb. 22-June 2.
Here are a few shots taken so far that I haven’t fit into other posts. Let me know if you have a favorite!




















- These were taken with my Olympus E-M1 MarkII, using various lenses and edited with Lightroom Classic.
- To follow Anna’s progress in the 100 Days. visit Little Bits of Thread
- See what my friend Angelica’s doing for her 100 Days, visit Journal of a Wayward Writer
Your daughter’s a cool model. Not a dog-lover so they’re out. Maybe the seedling #5, sharp against the blurred background, or the header photo, again sharp, landing gear down. You must be a couple of miles from the airport? Nice work again.
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Thanks so much, Roy! I do think my daughter is getting a bit tired of modeling for me 🙂 I love that seedling photo too, it’s from my backyard. The planes were in my friend’s backyard in Vegas. She’s very close to the airport. I’ve been taking my camera with me everywhere lately and I’m having fun taking one-off shots.
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#15, #8 and #17, for different reasons. 🙂
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Thanks. I’m obviously experimenting a lot right now, but trying to focus on getting crystal clear images. I fear I’m paying too much attention to the technical and losing some of my artistic playfulness. Hoping to merge both as I move forward.
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It’ll come. Don’t force it 😊
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I’m trying. Every Friday I watch my goddaughter and take photos of her with my phone. Today, I used my camera, and it’s SO MUCH HARDER. I kept missing the shot because I needed to change the shutter speed to get the proper exposure.
I just took a class on proper focus and light, and all the examples were of models on location or in a studio. It’s easier I suppose when the lighting doesn’t change, to show how to get the right exposure, but what I’m finding hard is being able to adjust fast enough to not miss the moment.
I know all this comes with time, but I’m feeling impatient. 🙂
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Nothing wrong with focusing on composition with your phone and in less stressful situations getting familiar with the details so it eventually becomes second nature. 💙
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I love your very first photo!
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That’s my friend Angy’s dog, Paris. Isn’t she just the cutest! I took one with my flash of her posed on a green velvet chair I forgot to add to this shoot. Maybe I’ll share it later. It’s really cute.
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It’s a very cute dog!
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Beautiful photos, Bridgette, the dog is so cute and reminds me of a cartoon character that I can’t quite place. 😍 I like the PJ (private jet) and the Delta airliner. Number 12 I think it is is lovely with the flowers! I wish I had your daughter’s beautiful, thick hair! I’m basically bald… 😂😬
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My daughter does have fantastic hair! I don’t have that either. She gets comments all the time. The color is also seriously so gorgeous. The dog’s name is Paris and she’s basically a cartoon character on her own! Are you close to the airport in Vegas? All those plane shots are from my friend’s backyard. And thank you for always cheering me on!
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You’re welcome Bridgette. My place is in the Northwest area of the valley or about 25 or 30 minutes ride south on the 215 freeway.
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Love them all.
#1 is my favourite
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Thank you! She is a cute dog, isn’t she? I was lucky to have her model for me one morning on my trip to visit my friend in Vegas. I miss them both.
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My pleasure Bridgette.
Yes, she is a cutie for sure 🤗
Well done on the shoot!
I can imagine photographing animals is not easy , especially getting them to sit still!
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Loved the nature ones the best but the ones from the diner were fun too just to be different.
Good job, keep on truckin’
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Thanks! I’m taking my camera with me every day now and I’m finding it fun to just get random shots, not always with the intention of a full shoot.
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Is that a cymbal? Loving the detail.
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It is! The music studio my daughter takes lessons at is such a cool place. I have permission to take more photos and they might even use some of my images on their social media.
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omg… mixing children and things that make noise!
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My kids have taken music lessons since they were small, and I wouldn’t have it any other way!
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Hard to pick, but I think number 5 is my favorite.
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That might be mine, too. It’s from my backyard and really only lasted a short time. I’m glad I captured it.
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Oh wow, that’s amazing, and it’s great that you were able to capture it.
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