Photo Project 365 for Inspiration Amateur and Professional photographers around the globe are joining Project 365.
Put simply Project 365 is the resolution to take a picture a day for the next 365 days. Yes, that’s right find something photo-worthy in your world every day for an entire year. From the smiles on your student’s faces to the drops of dew on the morning flowers, you’ll find yourself searching for beauty and light in your everyday living. Photograph your students in their daily routines: studying, working, praying, eating and just being together. Look beyond the students to your grounds and beyond – God’s creation.
Take the opportunity to stretch yourself creatively and learn some new photographic skills along the way. Take a photograph of : shoes, feetgroup of studentsflowersgrocerieshandsstudent in the mirrordoorsplants in the gardenpetsfamiliesmealstextureshairstylesmailsigns This is a Teen Challenge photo combining two images from the idea list - "Feet" and "Sign". 15 Creative Photo Project Ideas! Photo Essay and Photography Project Ideas List. Winged Rock – Jim Harmer You have all undoubtedly heard of the 365 project.
The project encourages photographers to get out and take one picture every single day, and then to post that photo online. It is a fantastic way to improve your shooting skills; HOWEVER, I have seen so many 365 projects lately that I am beginning to wonder whether so many photographers are doing it because they want to improve their skills, or whether they are all doing it simply because they haven’t discovered the unlimited number of creative photo projects that can be done. Digital Photography 101: Lesson 7. The best way to learn to take pictures is to take some and find out what you like.
These are some project ideas that can get you exploring your world with your camera. To learn to take good pictures, we will be doing a series of picture pages which you will keep in a special portfolio. Read over Lesson 1, 2 and 3 . Find an interesting object and take a simple, uncluttered photograph. Read Lesson 4 . {*style:<b>Assignment 3: Framing Your View </b>*}Read Lesson 5 . Read Lesson 6 . Follow the instructions to use Photoshop to make a flower face, combining a picture of your face with that of a flower. . : Printable PDF version Assignments #1 to 5 above should be prepared as picture pages following these instructions.
Download the photo onto a floppy disk In the File menu of the computer on which you will be working, make a new folder with your name on it. Open Adobe Photoshop and select Image -- size. Open Adobe Pagemaker. Import the image by going to the File menu and selecting Placed (command D). 7 Photography Projects to Jumpstart your Creativity. 3K+In this post Jennifer Jacobs from iffles.com shares some tips on how to spark creativity in your photography.
Image by kk+ Let’s face it, no matter how much we take our camera out, there’s only so many pictures we can take of our kids, pets, house and garden before we start itching to shoot something else… but what? 16 Photography Project Ideas to keep you shooting every day! Taking a photo everyday can be a daunting task, but as I look back over the last 20 days worth of shots I’ve taken for my Mostly365 challenge I am really proud of the results.
To keep everyone inspired I’m giving you 16 photo project suggestions for your 365! 1. Self portraits 50 f/1.4, 1/30 @ f/2.8, ISO 640. Give people a glimpse at the artist behind the camera and take a self-portrait. 2. Bay Bridge, SF. 5DMKII+ 100mm f/2.8 L, 1/40 at f/8.0, ISO 500. There are many faces of the moon and almost all of them make for spectacular photos. You’d also be surprised at the shots you can get with your camera phone. 3.
Dew drops on grass. There is so much beauty out there — leaves in puddles, dew drops on grass, snowflakes on tree branches.