365 Picture Project

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My 365 Picture Project, subtitled 'I Love This!', has finally come to a close.  

I started 30 April 2010 and finished four days ago (7 August 2011); it took me so long because I would just end up not doing it for weeks at a time.

I tried uploading all of them somewhere other than Facebook, but I never finished that either.  But, I'll share a couple of one's I still really love upon reviewing the entire project.

Day 25: Star Trek (19.05.10); Day 67: Death Exhibit at New Orleans Museum (15.08.10); Day 84: German Sewing Kit sent by friend (02.09.10)
Day 151: Pocket Size, Vintage Language Books (28.11.10); Day 184: "The Offering" x-mas gift from my sister (10.01.11); Day 189: Matryoshka Measuring Cups (16.01.11)
Day 202: Phone Company Offices (29.01.11); Day 206: Random Ice Storm (04.02.11); Day 214: Gnomeo & Juliet (12.02.11)
Day 256: Vintage Men's Rings (27.03.11); Day 286: Record Collection (03.05.11); Day 329: Frank Lloyd Wright Stained Glass (28.06.11)

It was fun doing this project and reviewing it upon completion, but I think that's it, for me, for awhile on purposeful photo projects.  

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