Photography is a release for me, not always an expression of my emotions, but of my creativity. I feel that through photography as an individual, daily task, I could capture a new expression each day I take one, or multiple pictures.
In order to connect these photos, I may attempt to create a video towards the end of the semester that composes all of the photographs in chronological order, however as I begin this task my final wanted outcome may change. Also, I may feel that one semester does not give enough time to find deep relations into my photography, and I may want to continue the project until I feel that it is completed.
I will begin tomorrow, and I plan to organize these photos on a weekly basis, maybe not one per day, but whichever photographs (at least one) I take in one day that I find particularly influential or moving.
2 comments:
this is a fantastic idea! one of my best friends and i have taken on a photo-a-day project for the new year. i'm really excited to see where this takes you. and if you're interested in looking at our projects at all...
mine:
http://colleenyancy.blogspot.com/
hers:
http://morganhofmann.blogspot.com/
signed,
the girl who always has her camera :)
http://mblog.lib.umich.edu/cyan/
A very fine, flexible frame for a project --a frame that permits, perhaps even, in your design, encourages growth.
The nature of connection itself is interesting; what are effects of multiple, especially multiple (apparently) simultaneous connections?
Do connections pull on/toward objects of their links?
Strength of connection?
Are/can/should all (as much as that can be determined) photographs connected by being photographs?
Is a specified connection variable along the length of it?
Is length a useful word to give shape to a connection?
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