365 projects are popular – there are even photo sharing sites dedicated to them. The goal is to create a photographic diary of one’s life by taking and posting a picture every day for a year. I don’t know if I’m up to that, so this is the first installment of what I am calling my “360 project.” “360” as in this is a 365-like project, but without the stress of having to take a picture every day. Or limiting myself to one picture from a good day. The goal isn’t even a precise 360 days or 360 pictures. The goal, really, is to take at least a few pictures each week and post them here on Sundays. And there are 360 degrees in a circle and circles are always good.
Oct. 27 – front porch light
Oct 28 – the road to Hazard
Oct 28 – there was a sudden storm when I got home.
Oct 28 – the storm passed quickly. Both the last picture and this one were made from the front windows of my home.
On Thursday, October 29, I had to go to Lexington. I got out late but took a quick pass through beautiful Lexington Cemetery on my way out of town.
On Friday, October 30, both Ann and I had things to do in Lexington, so I returned. We ended that day with a small celebration of Jordan’s birthday.
Ann.
Oriana.
The birthday boy! He was sitting next to me which, unfortunately, apparently meant he was too close for my little camera to focus accurately. Sorry, son.
A Halloween Nuthatch
