As I finish week 4 of Project 365, I am settling in, and realizing that for me at least this project is more a sketchpad/dairy, and most weeks will contain a lot of iPhone photography. But the tools used are not the point.
Author: johnmeadowsphotography
An amateur photographer in Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Project 365: Week 3
It was a tough week to get images I was OK with, but that is part of the idea behind this project; just get something every day. And so far, no missed days.
Project 365: Week 2
The second week of my photograph a day is done, and I have not missed any days.
Project 365: Week 1
One of my photography projects for 2023 is a “365” challenge: shoot at least one image per day, every day of the year. Most of the images will be digital (from my Sony a7ii or my iPhone 13 Pro Max). I will be posting images once per week.
Inside the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO)
Recently back at the AGO; so much architecture I love there! Taken with Sony A7ii, Nikkor 20mm f/2.8 lens, via adapter
Chairs In the Ice
Down in the Beaches again this week, and noticed two Muskoka chairs frozen in the ice. I took this image with my Sony A7ii and my TTArtisans 50mm f/2 lens.
Ice on the Shores of Lake Ontario
On Boxing Day (December 26th) of this year, I went with a couple of friends to the Beaches to shoot the ice that had built up along the water. The ice was amazing; the look and texture different from what I had seen in the past.
I used my Sony A7ii with an old Canon FD 200mm f/4 lens, which at the very least allowed me to not have to walk on too much of the slippery ice!
The Only Cafe Portrait Series: Nuşan
I met with Nuşan yesterday morning. I really like expressions that are slightly ambiguous! As with all portraits for this project, I used my Sony A7ii with my vintage Helios 44 58mm f/2 lens.
How Much Is That Doggy In the Window
I’m normally a cat person, but an expression like that could make me a dog person!
The Only Cafe Portrait Series: Brad Robb
Out again this morning at the Only Cafe for another entry in my portrait series project with my photography friend Brad Robb. As always for this project, Sony A7ii, Helios 44 lens via adapters.
My Third Eye 