12/18/09
Recent participation in some photography forums has piqued an interest in doing a Project 365. Photography has been a hobby on and off for over 40 years and in the last 18 months my interest has intensified. So I've decided to jump in, give it a shot (no pun intended) and see if I can shoot every day for a year.

My expectations for this project are that it will provide motivation to expand my skills both behind the camera and in post-processing and provide a vehicle for experimentation. My photog pal Doug has been a great mentor, so I want to publicly say thanks; this is your fault (kidding of course).

It is going to be a learning experience, so any and all comments, critiques and encouraging words are welcome.

Thanks for viewing.

Jeff
Showing posts with label San Diego. Show all posts
Showing posts with label San Diego. Show all posts

Friday, August 13, 2010

Homeward Bound

8/13/10 - Day 238
On the way home from San Diego I was able to shoot wide for today's Daily Shoot assignment #271: "Make a photograph using wide focal length. Zoom or prime or iPhone cameras all qualify for going wide today."  I am so used to zooming in on my aerial shots, this assignment forced me to stay wide and compose an expansive shot.

Thursday, August 12, 2010

CME

8/12/10 - Day 237
Toured one of our completed projects today in San Diego, the County Medical Examiner building. I shot an image of the facade in response to today's Daily Shoot assignment #270: "Find a repeating pattern and make a photo of it today."

Wednesday, May 19, 2010

Adaptive Reuse


5/18/10 - Day 151
I don't know the whole story, but this building was in the way of the Petco Park grandstand in San Diego, so the stadium was built around it.  Now the building itself has been converted to skyboxes overlooking the field.  This is a great ballpark located right in downtown San Diego.

Tuesday, April 27, 2010

Pumping Concrete

4/27/10 - Day 130
Visited some PMA project jobsites today in San Diego.  Some great things going on.  This is a shot of concrete columns being poured for a multi-level parking structure.