About Project 365

Thanks for stopping by my blog! This is Year 2 of my Project365 blog. What is a Project 365? It's a photo challenge involving people from all over the world posting one photo per day throughout 2011. Some photographers choose themes, however for now my photos will be totally random. I will be shooting with my Canon EOS Digital Rebel XSi-18-55mm, 75-300mm zoom and 100mm 2.8 macro lenses. I edit in iPhoto and Photoshop Elements 9. Not all photos are "perfect"; the purpose is to make photography an everyday event.

I am not a professional. Photography has always been a diversion of mine. I am a primary grade teacher and passionate tech. enthusiast. I consider myself an experienced amateur with LOTS to learn!

You will find links to other photographers in the sidebar- do check them out! I have also joined the Flickr EdTech 365/2011 Group, and you can click this link to view the entire pool. I will be posting my photos to their group pool, as well as here on my photo blog. I welcome your constructive criticism!

Guidelines

1. Photos are to be taken in 2011.
2. Post your own work only.
3. Images may be edited or unedited- your choice.
4. Keep your images, text, and comments appropriate for all ages.
5. HAVE FUN!

Sunday, March 13, 2011

Day 72- Daylight Savings

Both of the time changes (daylight savings and standard time) throw off my body clock for almost 2 weeks until I've adjusted. However, of the two choices, I am a much bigger fan of gaining an hour versus losing it! (Added the Lens Flare effect from PSE9.)
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4 comments:

  1. M ColemanMarch 13, 2011 at 7:45:00 PM EDT

    Agree wholeheartedly! Why must they mess around with time? Love the Lens Flare effect - I really must try PSE9!

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  2. HoodMarch 13, 2011 at 8:54:00 PM EDT

    I know the feeling. I find that it's never easy to adjust to the lighting difference either way.

    Cutting off the clock adds a nice touch to this shot. Also, love the lens flare! Very nice effect.

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  3. flojomoMarch 14, 2011 at 9:50:00 AM EDT

    Like the lens flare, was it easy to do? is it an action?

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  4. susanvgMarch 14, 2011 at 11:57:00 AM EDT

    I like losing the hour - it means lighter evenings. So nice to see daylight as we had supper last night. But I know what you mean about readjusting.

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