As you know, I’ve been taking part in the 52 Frames Photography Challenge. Every week, we are given a theme to photograph, along with an extra credit topic to go with it. You can join whenever you want, but since I signed up at the beginning of this year, I thought I would divide the year into quarters in order to share the project here. Here’s a look at my photos by the numbers.
Weeks Completed – 13 (Technically 14, but for this post, we’re talking 13!)
Extra Credit Completed – 4
[self portrait – Extra Credit “Imperfection” for being focused on my eye farther from the camera]
[something new – Extra Credit “New Technique” for removing a piece of furniture that was in the background]
[common object – Extra Credit “Product Photography”]
[candid setup – Extra Credit “Story”]
Photos Including People – 4
Photos Taken In My House – 2
Photos Taken In My Backyard – 3
Weeks I Visited Somewhere For the Purpose of Taking the Photo – 4
Weeks I Visited Multiple Locations Trying to Find a Photo – 4
Weeks I Considered the Challenge Difficult – 3
Weeks I Had an Idea in My Mind That Didn’t Quite Work – 2
Weeks That Became A Separate Blog Post – 4
Fort Scott | Abandoned Locations | Love Locks Bridge | Black & White
Things I’ve Learned – 3 (Back Button Focus, Single Point Focus, wider Depth of Field)
Photos Submitted Each Week To This Project – 1000
Photos I Look At Each Week From The Project – 1000
Times I Truly Loved The Photo I Submitted – 3
Times Per Week I Ask My Small Group for Advice – At Least 2
Times I Wished I Could Do Better – Too Many To Count
Each week, I’m learning more about photography, my camera, and ways to improve!