A photo a day for 30 days

January 14, 2025

Inspired by my friend Zuzana and her #30in30 experiment, I decided to make a photograph each day for 30 days. Here's the progress so far:

Abstract black and white photograph of snow on a dark background with pleasing patterns of light and dark Photograph of snow and plants; the plant extends radially from a central focal point of blossoms supporting a pillow of snow. Sun streaks across the frame, lightly touching the center. Fallen birch tree hovers over a frozen river. It's the last blue light of a gloomy day. A pine branch crowds the corner. A thin sheet of ice floats on gray December water. The edge is full of frozen bubbles, bright against the drab ice at the center. An undulating ice texture is highlight by beads of sunlight reflecting off the seams. A lone oak tree is standing on a foggy day. A asphalt track frames the foreground with diverging white lines. A wooden bridge is lit by a series of lamps on a damp, foggy night. The lights create a repeated pattern down the bridge and into the distance. Black and white photograph of grass and concrete. The concrete has a deteriorating paint that is failing in a pleasing way, and the grass letterboxes the top and bottom of the frame. A red filter was used to make the grass dark in contrast to the light concrete. A surreal scene of glossy orbs suspended against a black firmament of tiny pinpoints of light. A child swings toward a wall of climbing holds. She's blurred and facing away from the camera. Macro photograph of a plant stem arcing into the distance. I'm not sure why I like it but I do. The edge of a pool with bright blue water, a red lane marker, and the word SHALLOW written in large tile letters. The sun is streaming in. A pair of feet are just out of the water with a splash. Thick lake ice with a white crack meandering down the center of the frame. There are subtlety different textures and colors of blue and white. A majestic orange cat gazes into the distance, the sun catching the tip of her ear, the end of her nose, and her mane. A lone hair stretches from her face, beyond her ear. She looks majestic. Her name is Gouda. A close up photo of a plant leaf (Tradescantia) with a double exposure that gives it a surreal effect. Tiny beads of light reflect off the cells of the leaves. Assistant: my son Kip The photo is bisected from the top left to the bottom right; the lower left is green and dark, plants still green in the middle of winter, suspended in a stream. The top right is freshly fallen snow on an ice shelf. A dark rock interrupts the snow. The composition is organic but geometric. Seven thick straps come together at a metal ring. They're pulling against a thin cable. The image is stark black and white. A white triangle anchors the lower right corner. The full moon rises behind a church with two spires. The sky is deep blue and a winter branch reaches into the frame. The moon sets behind some large stainless bulk tanks. They are glowing orange in the early morning sun. Snow capped plants sway in a snowstorm. The background is out of focus and dark and flakes are caught falling in mid air. Abstract photo of dormant winter plant seedheads illuminated against colorful out of focus lights.

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