
Welcome.
If you’ve found your way to this photo blog, you are likely keenly interested in photography or appreciate quality photographic images resulting from skillful camera work. I am a photographer about to engage in the 365-day, photo-a-day commitment. I will appreciate your stopping in regularly to look around, check things out and share in the ensuing dialogue.
About Project 365 – this photo-a-day project holds my interest in terms of its potential for grappling with photography through practice and dialogue. Within this project, I should be able to tackle one concept or skill or understanding for short periods, work with it, post results and comment about what occurred daily.
My intention for this photo blog project is best explained by analogy. Concerning fitness, a friend explains his need to go beyond weight training to keep a 5 km run in his back pocket. Daily, he will direct part of his workout to ensure he is ready and able when the invitation of a 5 km run presents itself. His point is that none of us should ever be found sidelined or underprepared for Life’s challenges. Daily discipline and practice help us maintain, in readiness, our strength, stamina and competencies to challenge any such opportunity. To this end, he adds fifty minutes of long, slow-burn cardio exercise to his morning workouts. And, you’ll find he’s more than prepared to engage in a 5 km run or most other Life challenges whenever they arise.
Moving toward Photography that’s ‘In My Back Pocket‘ – Working a little each day at this year-long, photo-a-day project, competencies should develop and strengthen, understandings should gel and solidify, and quality photographic results should occur with greater consistency. I anticipate that my talk surrounding photography will evolve, as will how I include camera work within each day. Best images result from competent camera work and a good understanding of practice and our intent, things each of us should have in our back pocket when the opportunity of a photograph presents itself. I hope you will dialogue with me about these matters and that you’ll find the grace to share your knowledge, questions and comments (and ‘likes’) along the way. Your interest and goodwill are appreciated.
Thank you for stopping by.
Lumens Borealis

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