I don’t take resolutions all that seriously (see also: 2013: The year of removing tough laundry stains the first time).
I do like a challenge, though, and this year’s iteration is a 365 project — one self-portrait every day for a year. Only four days in but so far, so good. Here’s my favourite so far:
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good luck! I hope you’ll have 365 expressions – or locations?
Or body parts? Promise to keep it G-rated!
Cute. Look forward to following your progress.
I really really REALLY REALLY hate the way I look in photographs. This is more therapy than vanity, trust me!
I believe it. It gets easier the older you get, but those darling little ones NEED to have some pictures to look back on……
good luck on your project! sounds cool.
Thanks! I have a feeling I’ll need luck (or at least a haircut) very soon!
Good job. I am taking on a similar 365 dayer…but it starts at the end of this month…365 portraits of me…scary
I’m cheered by the idea that they don’t all need to be face shots. Not that my hairy legs and jubbly tum are all that photogenic, either. *snort*
Me too…where do you post your challenge shots ?
For now they’re in a for-my-eyes-only album on Facebook, though I’m playing with switching up my profile pic there, daily. I’ll probably share them here, too, from time to time, kind of like my phone dumpths (http://joyandwoe.wordpress.com/category/1000-words/phone-dumpths/).
Thant’s a great idea.
OOooh I love this idea! I might save it in my back pocket for next year! Thanks!
It’s … challenging. I don’t like the way I look in photos; so when I say “challenging,” I don’t mean taking the shots, I mean sharing them.
Good for you taking this challenge on! I’d never do it or I’d like to keep up with my color to hide my gray hair…
Ah, the pics of my grey will come (about 75% grown out, and I’m due for a cut). I’m now spending all my hair dye money on wrinkle-fighting agents.
Alright, thank god for Photoshop!
Wishing you strength and resolve to do the 365! I just finished 365 and am so glad I got through it all!
Thanks — it’s all fun right now but I have a feeling the excitement is going to start flagging, oh, any day now.
lovely kids! have a blessed new year!
Thank you! You too.
Good luck on the 365 pictures. I did it for a few months but I stopped. I just got tired of take my same face everyday. You have to be creative and it is hard to do for 365 times. You can put it on Flickr but you have to have a pro account. I cancelled my pro account, I thought it was too much just to put up a picture of me. I save all my pictures on flash drives.
Yeah, 365 is a lot of photos. I’m going to have to branch out to include body parts other than my face (keeping it PG, mind) if I’m going to make it through the year. I’ve got a pretty good system for backing up photos but I always forget about Flickr — thanks for the reminder!
Will wait to see all your 365 photos…in the tiled gallery. I can imagine mosaic of expressions. Good idea!
hehe .. I should have that idea myself .. .I think it is very interesting project you start I have a little myself – I think this picture on this post is great – an artist’s soul – I love it!!
Great family shot here…
ohhhh! hi jeni! you gave me an idea.
since my blog is fairly new having a 365 project would certainly nudge it a bit. 
thanks,
kring
It’s a fun project! 365 can be a bit daunting, though … when I started blogging again, I decided to do photo posts at mid-month and end-of-month. Twice a month was a smaller commitment, and it’s built-in content — don’t have to come up with post ideas those days. Phew!