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Early in 2009, I decided to capture an image every calendar day for an entire year. 365 days later, I have more gray hair, have aged a decade and alienated loved ones, but I did it and, most importantly, I didn’t miss a single day. Comments and criticisms are welcomed, both on composition and technique, and on content. Thanks for looking.
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Mother Teresa (Day 247) Today, instead of spending my working hours in front of my office computer pumping out Excel models, I drove a golf cart around the local country club dolling out beer, chips, and candy to needy insurance agents attending a company-sponsored, golf outing. I will be frank: as much as I love my current job (and I do), it doesn’t reward my soul the way today’s work did. Seeing the looks on the faces of the parched people I helped touched me in a way that I have never felt before. I am now looking to change careers and drive a beer cart full time … Well, once I get Rita to buy into the dramatic cut in pay. For a couple of bonus shots showing me doing the Lord’s/CEO’s work, click here. (2009-09-08 5:05pm)
![Teddy Ballgame (Day 246)<br />
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So my buddy Tom Frazier, who works in the office next to me, has a copy of a famous picture of Ted Williams taken on opening day in 1947 [a Brearley Collection photo to give them credit]. He also has a somewhat cheesy prismatic award of some sort sitting on his office windowsill (sorry Tom). <br />
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At this time of year, the light hitting the prism creates a rainbow off the bat of TW hanging roughly six feet away. Tom and I noted that this occurred at exactly 3:42pm last Friday but unfortunately I had already planned a shot for that day. So instead, I came back slightly earlier today to capture it (days are getting shorter now … bummer). I think it’s pretty cool.<br />
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(2009-09-07 3:37pm)](https://photos.smugmug.com/Galleries/Project365/Project-365/i-6zrrbDS/12/d58a1c52/Ti/Shot-A-Day-20090907-3274-Ti.jpg)
