The end....

Took the last photo of the 365 project today. Time to get all nostalgic....

The first of many photo's..



A very little miniman who had no idea of what we were going to do over the course of a year... Turned into a little person with a lovely smile...



Thanks again for having a look.

December

The project is about done. One more photo to shoot to complete the circle, but we figured we could post today.

The statistics;

Total; 16082 photos. (Thats after selection..)

Total; 341Gigabites of harddrive space needed..

Shot with EOS7d, G12, SX210, Iphone..

And we are glad its finished.. :)



The full month is here.

The full project is here.

Thanks for taking a look over the last year. We appreciate it!

July

Another month done. 45 pix in total. Thanks for watching.



Full set here.

June!

Another serie's ready to publish!




Still having loads of fun trying to come up with something original every day. Well, at least we try to.

The month of June.

The entire project.

Goodies/gear.

Since we started the 365 project i really havent had time to do some other posts on gear or whatever. But, as most photographers know... You never stop wanting or buying.

I got a bunch of new stuff over the last couple of months. Most importantly, i got a new flashunit. The Canon Speedlite 580EX II. I allready had its little brother, the 430EX.





Its a big one, compared to the 430EX. It feels rocksolid. According to the brochure its as weather resistant as a 1-series body.

I bought the book by Syl Arena, called Speedliters handbook. I have lots to learn about using multiple flashunits.


Because we were constantly struggling with the backgrounds, i decided to scout around the web for a portable system that would fit our needs. In the end i decided to go with Lastolite. I ordered the 1.8meter x 2.15meter plain collapsible background with black and white train.




It should fit our needs perfectly.

The last item on the new purchase list is a camera sling. I normally dont use them because i like to be able to remove and attach it quickly. So when i came across this, i ordered it. It works like a charm.



The plastic click thingies are the same size as the one for my op-tech wrist strap, so i didnt even have to remove that one.