Photography project for 2013?
 

Some of you may be aware of my photography doodle The Daily Head Back.

It started out as a joke but I also quite like it. I like taking photos of people so close, without them knowing. I like showing the difference in something that mundane, frequent and which otherwise feels identical. And I find it kind of mesmerizing to occasionally just scroll down the page and see all the different heads.

Anyway, I don't expect this to have legs but I figure if there is any group where it might, this is the one and so for 2013 I want to suggest and encourage everybody to find do something similar.

Something that is in your life every day (or a lot of days) that is simultaneously the same and yet always different. And photograph it daily (or often). No penalties or failure in not doing it every day. I don't with mine. Some days I forget, some days I'm never actually sitting behind someone. No real rules.

Hey, I like this idea!

I like this too. The challenge for us would be our limited exposure to the outside world, but I bet I could think of something.

This sounds like a lot of fun - now to think of a suitable subject.

Ditto

My Project is inspired by "The Time Machine".

There is a womens fashion store in my local mall, and I am going to photograph the window display every time I go past.

Over the course of the next 10 years or so, it should be quite revealing. The store has been in business for a long time, so I'm pretty sure it will be around that long. If not, I will continue photographine whatever store opens in it's place.

Definitely wracking my brain for something. But as CP mentioned, working from home most of the time my landscape is relatively static. But I'll keep my eyes open for inspiration.

Love this! That's one of my fav scenes in cinema history. :snap:

Sadly, I can't think of anything. I drive to work, sometimes go to work gym, and drive home. That's pretty much my life.

I am sticking with what works. Power lines and other related awesomeness that I can capture with my phone cam. Often I easily talk myself out of taking pics of lines that catch my eye but now I have a reason to pull over and get the shot. Thanks, Alex. (This is where the smiley goes.)