366 Photos
@kambuaphoto
Come travel with me through a photographic journey that begun on January 1, 2013. Take a picture a day and upload.... This will improve your photography skills tremendously.... Join the movement.... Here are some tips to help you along: Tips For Staying On Task With Your 365 Project: 1 | Bring your camera with you everywhere, always. 2 | Check your battery level each night. Charge it overnight so you're ready to start shooting first thing in the morning. 3 | Keep a notebook handy with thoughts or ideas that come to mind. Take note of locations you want to revisit later. 4 | Take at least one shot in the morning. This might be all you get to before the day ends! The morning shot is what kept me true to my project. 5 | Take photo walks with friends or by yourself. A lunch break from work is best when a camera is in your hand. 6 | Surround yourself with supportive friends. Join other photographers on their 365 Project journey; Shutter Sisters 365 and Project 365 are both active Flickr groups. Online communities can offer challenges to keep your creativity flowing for 365 days. 7 | Don't be afraid to shoot the same subject again and again. 8 | Invest in a camera bag you want to have with you each day. My Epiphanie camera bag doubles as my purse, so that my camera is readily available wherever I am. 9 | Trust that your creativity will ebb and flow. Watch the patterns in your photography. Some weeks will produce less-than-quality results and other weeks will be the source of multiple "best of" shots! 10 | Never say never. It's always possible to create an image out of nothing at all, even at midnight. 11 | Take this opportunity to really learn and understand your camera settings, and try new techniques. 12 | Be prepared to go through a variety of emotions pertaining to this project and your photography—including excitement and disdain! A 365 Project is a great commitment. It will push your creativity to new levels, and you'll come out a better photographer for it (Meredith Winn). All fun, games and test of our discipline :-).... Kambua
