Project 365 - Day 13

So, I'm pretty bad at keeping up with this. Today, Angie and I took a walk around the square downtown. This was a self-pic that turned out pretty nice.

Project 365 - Day 12

Yes, that is my hand being photographed by a camera in my other hand. No, I'm not really driving. I was parked at Moe's, waiting for Angie to meet me.

Project 365 - Day 11

Nothing super exciting here. This was taken at WBKO's transmitter in Richardsville.

Project 365 - Day 10

Yesterday was Priscilla's last Sunday as a full-time WBC attender. She will be missed...greatly. Here's a photo I took of some of our church family. Priscilla is second from the right.

*I need to work on my group posing abilities.

Project 365 - Day 9

This oak tree popped up in the middle of our garden. Priscilla decided to take it home with her, but i grabbed a few photos first.

Project 365 - Day 8

I slept through prayer this morning but met the guys at Teresa's for a delicious, bacon-centric breakfast. As people were probably looking at me strangely (as is often for a photographer, methinks), I snapped this shot, holding the camera above and in front of me. I'm sort of a fan of not looking through the viewfinder sometimes.

Project 365 - Day 7

I took this at church last night. So, I like to take pics of people looking up! Sue me.

Project 365 - Day 6

I've decided to take more photos of food. Who doesn't like looking at deliciousness? This tray of assorted muffins was featured on WBKO's Mid-Day Live yesterday. I wonder what they'll be cooking up today.

Project 365 - Day 5

So, I've dropped the ball just five days in. I didn't take a photo for three full days. There will be more times like these, I'm sure of it. Anyway, we were walking on WKU's campus last night, and I snapped this without looking through the viewfinder. I thought it was somewhat interesting. It's a photo, nonetheless. Enjoy.

Project 365 - Day 4

After work yesterday, I took a stroll around the building I work in. I was hoping to get some cool satellite photos, since we have 30-bajillion of those (8 or so), but they're kind of ugly and dirty. So, I did what any lost photographer might do...took a snapshot of a nearby chain-link fence?!?

I'm a rule breaker. Here's photo #2 from yesterday. I delivered Angie her new/used iPhone at her place of employment. Turns out, she works in the old WBKO building downtown. I had never pieced that together. Very odd, since I work at the new/used WBKO building. So, this is the old radio tower that we made use of whilst there.

Project 365 - Day 3

Last night was Backyard BBQ night at WBC. We OD'd on BBQ, Bs, Ds, and CC with a little BYOB for good measure. WTF, mate? Anyway, I walked behind this kid and said, "Look up, Eli!" Turns out his name really was Eli. I'm hungry.

Project 365 - Day 2

On my way home from work yesterday evening, I got caught by the train on Dishman. I seriously considered pulling over, walking up toward the train and experimenting with motion blur shots, but laziness won. In the meantime, I ended up taking this self-portrait.

Project 365 - Day 1

And so Project 365: Jon Doss Edition begins. Nothing exciting here. Just a dirty plate full of dish soap. A neutral beginning to this journey. I hope to see my photography skills grow through this process, and hopefully it will make me think more outside the box.