I've decided to do the Daily Shoot exercises for 2010. This is the blog to put all the pictures I take each day.

Daily Shoot can be found here.

Friday, May 7, 2010

Farm Graffiti


Farm Graffiti
Originally uploaded by Oogie McGuire
We live on a farm in a small town. We don't have graffiti. Best I can do is the sign our contractor put up when he was asked to build custom chicken nests for us...

Graffiti is something you can find almost anywhere. Make an interesting photograph of some graffiti and post it.

Thursday, May 6, 2010

New Fence


New Fence
Originally uploaded by Oogie McGuire
Detail of one of the gates on our new fence.

Find a grid pattern somewhere-maybe a brick sidewalk or ceiling tiles-and make a photo of an interesting slice of it.

Wednesday, May 5, 2010

Chicken Stir Fry


Chicken Stir Fry
Originally uploaded by Oogie McGuire
Our own true free range chicken and peppers. Yummy!

Breakfast, lunch, or dinner. Make a photograph of a yummy part of one of your meals today.

Tuesday, May 4, 2010

The Revolution!


The Revolution!
Originally uploaded by Oogie McGuire
These tap handles are made locally and are from a cast of Gretchen's hand.

ind a statue, sculpture, or fountain and make a photograph of it today. Consider the time of day and light.

Monday, May 3, 2010

Reflected Walls


Reflected Walls
Originally uploaded by Oogie McGuire
I especially like the reflection of the painting in the mirror.

Make a composition of a wall and what is against it: art, shelves, etc. Consider the rule of thirds and watch your light.

Sunday, May 2, 2010

Our Farm


Our Farm
Originally uploaded by Oogie McGuire
I cherish our small farm. Today though we had snow, not good during lambing. Light was harsh most of the day.

Sunday challenge: Make a photo of something you cherish today in beautiful light. Arrange and move things if you need to.

Saturday, May 1, 2010

Depth


Depth
Originally uploaded by Oogie McGuire
My version.I like this one with more depth of field compared to the shallow one.

Make two photos today of the same subject: one with deep depth of field, one with shallow. Post your favorite of the two.