Day 184: Tiny Wooden Canyon
While I don't dedicate myself to macro photography, I pay attention to the small details in nature. The vibrant orange of wood looks like a canyon.
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Day 183: Ever Changing and Growing
This photowalk in the woods helped me listen to nature. A lot has changed since the last time I visited this trail, from big to small.
Day 182: Sanctuary in Progress
For a photowalk, I visit this wildflower garden as birds flutter to this spot. Listening to wildlife helps me stay tuned to nature photography.
Day 181: Skin Scraping
Deep in the woods, some hikers have left carvings into the bark of trees, leaving them vulnerable to disease. I photographed a particularly bad example.
Day 180: The Half Year Reflection
It's been half a year since the 1Day1Photo series started. This is my ranking of all the photos I have captured and published on dpanphoto.
Day 179: Roots and Soil
I set my camera and wide-angle lens on the ground and capture the detail of the dry surface soil through photography.
Day 178: Native Planting
On my photowalk through this park, I found a wheelbarrow full of grasses and plants. I captured it for some wide-angle photography and moved on.
Day 177: Cross the River
The Delaware River at sunset was a great location to take some landscape photography, even if the bridge was getting in the way.
Day 176: Invisible Force
When I'm not at a photogenic location, I pay attention to my surroundings and take pictures of the interesting details to make a good photograph.
Day 175: Still Summer After All
A summer photowalk down Main Street and Delaware River inevitably means I run into some bugs. And I forgot my bug spray.
Day 174: Riverside Sunset
Classic landscape photography with a sweeping view of the Delaware River for the daily photography newsletter.
Day 173: Perfect Treehouse Spot
I missed the perfect exposure settings for this photograph, but it doesn't matter that much. It worked out fine.
Day 172: Power Grid
The power grid is a miraculous countrywide machine. It looks messy, and needs maintenance at times, but I think we take it for granted.
Day 171: Off the New Block
A street photography-themed photowalk for 1Day1Photo, where power lines cross a residential building while jazz music plays nearby.
Day 170: Chip Off the Block
This photograph met two criteria for me, as I walked down a small town Main Street and practiced some fundamental photography composition rules.
Day 169: Old Historic Hall
I went to a small town in Pennsylvania and photographed the borough hall. Nearby, some picturesque rivers and bridges.
Day 168: Nothing Matters More Than the Light
Here's a bird — a titmouse — from my backyard. While it's not a colorful bird, the beam of light directed at the feeder makes it interesting.
Day 167: Thistle Fiber
As if I haven't taken enough monochrome images on dpanphoto, here's another one from a walk in the park with a weird plant I haven't seen before.
Day 166: Car Front Grille
Automobile detail photography with the shiny car logo in focus. For 1Day1Photo, I get home from a simple photowalk and start organizing my images.
Day 165: Hot Damn
This is the best image from several different attempts. I got home and realized I captured the beautiful wooden texture that I wanted.
Day 164: The Empty Playground
At an empty children's playground, I captured this square monochrome image of a tic-tac-toe board. Through post-processing, I tuned the shading.
Day 163: Bowl of Branches
This is a monochrome image with branches and leaves, with dull grays in shaded areas. It is cropped just tall enough to show the branches.
Day 162: Hidden Through the Forest
I learned about low-key monochrome photography and tried to make a dark image with patches of sunlight highlighting the background in the woods.
Day 161: Tiles of Architecture
An unconventional inspiration method behind this monochrome architecture photo: the Wikimedia Commons gallery map. I don't know its actual name.
Day 160: Few and Far Between
View some monochrome abstract photography taken in a music and arts building underground. The random architecture is cleverly designed.