Two weeks have passed since my last Project 365 post. It’s been getting tougher lately to find the motivation to keep at it. There were definitely some moments of almost giving up. But this past Saturday I made a pact with a good friend who is also doing his own …
This installment of my Project 365 covers the last ten days of shooting. I’m writing it while riding the train down to Portland, though I may not post it until later. Connectivity is not the greatest on the train! But I figured there’s no better time than present to get …
It looks like I fixed our bad refrigerator fan! The control board was fried, so once I replaced that, it worked like charm! Here it is in the back of the fridge. Follow @mikerussellfoto
I’ve been trying to fix our refrigerator over the last week. The first replacement fan had a broken piece. And after getting a replacement for the replacement, it appears the fan may not be the root problem. So, the control board is next. Yep, that’s right, what little spare time …
Life this past week was extremely busy, but I did manage to keep shooting everyday. However, I did not have time to process and post my photos until today. So, here are my photographs from Days 70-75 of my Project 365. (Click on the photos below to view them larger) …
What makes for a bad snorkeling day, makes for a great day to surf. Our attempts to snorkel were thwarted twice today by big surf. But there were dozens of surfers and people on boogie boards in any cove that had decent waves. Our little cove was not very crowded …
Today I decided to post 2 photos of the day. A big storm is predicted for this evening and it’s been raining and windy for a while. If the predictions are correct, this is just the beginning. Follow @mikerussellfoto
I went out shooting last Sunday to find one more photo for my upcoming exhibit. Unfortunately, after driving all around town, I didn’t have much luck finding it. Feeling a bit defeated, I decided to head to Golden Gardens in Ballard and just take in the beautiful sunset. It wasn’t …
This week’s assignment was all about the different ways to capture motion. There are basically 5 different methods: Slow shutter – Using a slow shutter speed (and tripod) allows any moving object to become blurred while all of the stationary objects remain in focus. Fast shutter – Utilizing a fast …