Lately I have been questioning what exactly my 366 is. I had a few of my professors and fellow grads ask about it this past semester, and it made me rethink the purpose behind this project. I know it is almost over, so it will mostly impact future 365 projects (if that happens), but it has also made me wrestle with what I am shooting these days. Today I opted to simply document what my day was spent doing.
And happy New Year’s Eve everyone!
Today on the drive back we stopped at a random exit for gas and there were three houses in a row that looked like this, each with a different theme. It was so bizarre.
Just a quick digital double exposure for today.
This was all I could manage today. It was another extremely rough day and I just didn’t feel up to anything else.
So, I have to confess. This is from yesterday. I am physically, mentally, and emotionally drained right now and was stretching myself to even upload a picture today let alone take one. Plus I was working on this project every spare second I had since crit was tonight. SOOC except for a conversion from raw.
We had to gesso our boards for painting today. I was sitting around waiting for the first coat to dry so I messed around with some pictures as I waited.
Sorry this is a day late, I didn’t have my computer with me all day and didn’t get home until very very late and was exhausted. My friend Susannah was about to mix the brown that we needed for our sepia tone value painting in class, and she got all the colors on the palette knife and said “Quick! Look, wouldn’t this make a great picture?” So I quickly grabbed my camera and snapped a few for my 365. Thank goodness I have a friend looking out for shots for me. I am not the biggest fan of how this turned out, but hey, it is something.
Abigail Thompson Photography 