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.

Sunday, October 31, 2010

Halloween Sheep


Halloween Sheep
Originally uploaded by Oogie McGuire
Yoda the Sheep in his lovely blaze orange coat.

The color of the day is orange. Make a photograph that is full of orange today.

Thursday, October 28, 2010

Centered Bale


Centered Bale
Originally uploaded by Oogie McGuire
Center of the bale plus centered in the frame.

Make a photograph today that has a strongly centered composition.

Wednesday, October 27, 2010

Reaching For Dinner


Reaching For Dinner
Originally uploaded by Oogie McGuire
Ewes are on diets so they are eager to reach in to the feeder when dinner is served.

Reaching up, reaching for, reaching out, or reaching in. Show the action of reaching in a photograph today.

Tuesday, October 26, 2010

String Heddles


String Heddles
Originally uploaded by Oogie McGuire
I['m weaving again so have been spending more time in the shop. These are the heddles on the older floor loom, currently not warped but maybe soon.

Make a photograph today where vertical elements or lines dominate the scene.

Thursday, October 21, 2010

Gifford in Pink


Gifford in Pink
Originally uploaded by Oogie McGuire
Thursday is our regular day to deliver eggs to the brewery. Fortunately there was a high school game and everyone was asked to wear pink to the game instead of the school colors. I don't DO pink so I was glad to see Tom Gifford there to take a picture of.

October is breast cancer awareness month. Make a photo of something pink to support the cause.

Wednesday, October 20, 2010

Partially Crafted


Partially Crafted
Originally uploaded by Oogie McGuire
First weaving on the new big loom, partially started. The strip is from when I remembered how to weave weft faced rugs.

Double your art today. Make a photo of something you've created or crafted.

Monday, October 18, 2010

Curved Lines


Curved Lines
Originally uploaded by Oogie McGuire
I sell horns for making shepherd crooks, shofar, knife handles and buttons. These are some of the curved horns from our butcher rams waiting to be sold.

Make a photograph of a curved line or spherical surface today.