Project #14: Country Life

Country life isn't for everybody, but one thing we have [that much of the rest of the world doesn't] is "country life."  Having access to what others don't is a great asset to a photographer -- so make sure you utilize it.

Keep an eye out for people working on a tractor, or a barn next to a field, or little kids on a tire swing, or a little old man/lady fishing.  It's okay to think outside the box if you have other ideas.

My daughter fishing in Tennessee.

A barn near Cloverdale, CA

Project #11: Reflections

The idea for today's project is to create a series of photographs based on reflection.

Project #12: Pets & Companions

Pets & Companions can include cats and dogs, but they can also include animals like horses, rabbits, lizards, snakes, ferrets, pigs, etc.  The idea is that we're looking for something that isn't a wild animal or a farm animal.  It's something that people spend time with and use for companionship.  You can do a picture of the animal by itself or with someone.

Project #9: Shadow World

Today's assignment is to make shadows the subject of your pictures.  Get creative and think outside the box. Try some pictures of people, animals, objects, etc.