I wasn’t sure if I was going to attempt a 52 week project this year. I’ve started and failed to complete one each year because I’ve been too ambitious {yes, that is possible}. Where I messed us was trying to shoot daily. I simply can’t do that. So I’ve decided to shoot once a week. That’s much more doable. There’s no pressure, ya know? If I don’t shoot one day, I have six more days to get it in. I can handle this. I’m not using any prompts, I’m just taking pictures of what I see and going from there. Again, no pressure.
Here are the images from the first four weeks with a little commentary. I don’t expect these to be word heavy posts as I just want a place to store and share my images.
Week 1
My neighbor grows the prettiest flowers and, every year, a few of the blooms start to creep over into my yard. I love that I get to enjoy the beauty with none of the work.
Week 2
I forgot a bought sweet potatoes and this one started to sprout. Is that a sign that I should start a garden?
Week 3
Nothing like capturing the sparks.
Week 4
I left Pennsylvania so I could avoid the snow but it seems to have followed me from Georgia to Missouri to Louisiana.
IT’S YOUR TURN
Are you working on any projects this year? How are you planning to document 2025?
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