Showing posts with label flickr. Show all posts
Showing posts with label flickr. Show all posts

Thursday, March 3, 2011

Stay in touch

Dear Blog,
so sorry I have been ignoring you.
It's just that it's almost spring and people need their seeds. Desperately.  The smell of soil is in the air.


We have taken some time tonight to make some fancy new buttons. They're over there on the right -->


If you click on them you can keep us with us on twitter, where we talk way too much, on facebook, where you can find and add all the gardening resources you want, and on flickr, where we want to see your seedlings sprout and seed stashes.


I promise to write a real post soon.  Perhaps about potatoes or what to do when your baby eats dirt.
yours truly,
Laura


Brains behind the business

Friday, January 7, 2011

Project365: week one: January 1st-7th, 2011

A week in our lives as edited for project 365:

Dog Riding January 1st, 2011
A nice bruise January 2nd, 2011
Peppers with the new lens January 3rd, 2011
Hard at work packing seeds January 4th, 2011
Kale still growing in the garden January 5th, 2011
Ladies (and Dax) who Lunch January 6th, 2011
And my favourite little photographer on January 7th, 2011

Project365


I've decided to participate in project 365. 

This means I have committed to taking and posting one photo a day. 


I'm guessing my year will be filled with some food porn, some satisfying garden shots, general Rebecca cuteness, & too many pets.  I’m really looking forward to having a nice visual record of the year.

As someone who normally carries the camera everywhere she goes, it won’t be hard to take one photo a day, but it is a little intimidating to have to pick and share the best one everyday.  I’m hoping it will help me keep on top of editing my photographs.  Currently I have a habit of taking a few hundred in an afternoon and then not looking at them for weeks. 

So I’ll be uploading to a project365 flickr set daily and looking back at the weeks and recapping here every Friday.

Please join me! I started on New Year’s Day, but you can start anytime.  Simply commit to taking and sharing one photo a day.

This is a great run down of the whole thing:


and here’s the official site:


tag your flickr photos with project365 and tweets with #project365