Taken with iPhone Camera. Edited with Cinema FX.
Somehow I made it to day 100…the first of the triple digits. I didn’t know how to celebrate such an occasion. Luckily I found this cake and 3 candles. What are the chances?
My 365 journey has taught me so much already and I’m not even half way through. One thing it has taught me to be resourceful and use what is around.
Taken with iPhone Camera. Edited with Cinema FX.
Taken with iPhone Camera. Edited with Cinema FX and Photogene.
My treadmill sits next to me in my home office. It’s been ages since I used it, despite my desire to lose 15 pounds. Well, I guess the first step is to just acknowledge it’s presents…it’s looming presents. So that is what I’m doing today…I’m taking a picture of it. And while I was editing the photo…I even walked about a mile on it. It’s a start.
Taken with iPhone Camera. Edited with Cinema FX
I took this photo at lunch today. It looks kind of bizarre, like it hard to tell which end is up.
Taken with iPhone Camera. Edited with Cinema FX
A Temari is a Japanese toy. Now days, they works of art. But anciently they were honest-to-goodness toys.
Taken with iPhone Camera.
So what is GPD? Guest Photographer Day. It’s a new feature I came up with on my 365.
Today I’m playing editor as in editor-in-chief of my own blog. And I’ve chosen to let someone else push the button on the camera today. No I’m not cheating. (Well maybe I am, if you choose to look at it that way.)
This photo was taken by my wife (using her iPhone) while getting her hair done today. Our daughter, Samantha can take a nap anywhere. I love the photo so much, I decided to use it for my photo of the day, instead of the one I originally had planned.
I think I’ll do more of these. You may see some GPD overlap on my son’s 365 Blog. And if anyone else is interested in swapping guest appearances…let me know!
Taken with iPhone Camera. Edited With Photo FX and Photogene.
Have a favorite pair of shoes? Me too.
Taken with iPhone Camera. Edited with Cinema FX, Photogene and PhotoStudio.
I’ve been thinking it over
So many times they say
You got it made
They never understand
The answer lies within your soul
‘Cos no one know which side
The coin will fall.
-Jeff Lynne
Yes, those are real album covers overlayed with an Electric storm. The problem was the glare from the Light overhead. So between using a few people and light modifying instruments, there was a virtual Orchestra of people helping to modify the glare from the overhead lights.
Taken with iPhone Camera. Edited with Cinema FX.
Taken with iPhone Camera. Edited with Kooleido, Picturefxr, PhotoStudio and Photogene.
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