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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.

Don't Look Down (Day 69)<br />
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Amazing what you can do with a light, point and shoot with a ten second timer, total faith in a strong, but fully-extended tripod; and a somewhat cavalier attitude towards the safety of cars and pedestrians below – yes, you guessed it, dangle your camera six feet out and five floors up. Please note the shadow of a car in the lower left corner; wonder if they saw me through their sun roof...<br />
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I was in Springfield, Massachusetts this weekend attending a Rocky Mountain School of Photography workshop, which I strongly recommended if you get a chance. This was taken in the hotel parking garage (well, outside the garage if you are being technical). And true story, a security officer ended up visiting not once, but twice. <br />
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(2009-03-14 6:49pm)

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Don't Look Down (Day 69)

Amazing what you can do with a light, point and shoot with a ten second timer, total faith in a strong, but fully-extended tripod; and a somewhat cavalier attitude towards the safety of cars and pedestrians below – yes, you guessed it, dangle your camera six feet out and five floors up. Please note the shadow of a car in the lower left corner; wonder if they saw me through their sun roof...

I was in Springfield, Massachusetts this weekend attending a Rocky Mountain School of Photography workshop, which I strongly recommended if you get a chance. This was taken in the hotel parking garage (well, outside the garage if you are being technical). And true story, a security officer ended up visiting not once, but twice.

(2009-03-14 6:49pm)

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