Technically, it’s caillé, a type of French yogurt that is similar in texture to crème brûlée. It is seriously delicious.
Anglés, France
September 5, 2009

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Technically, it’s caillé, a type of French yogurt that is similar in texture to crème brûlée. It is seriously delicious.
Anglés, France
September 5, 2009
Tags: food, france, photography, yogurt
Drizzling rain in a deserted graveyard. Attached to the cathedral of the Rock of Cashel.
Rock of Cashel, County Tipperary, Ireland
October 14, 2008
Tags: graveyard, Ireland, photography, travel
haunting moon, seen on the way to the gym
Tags: moon, parking lot, photography
the first of many hours spent in the mail room
Tags: mail, office, photography
shower at the gym
yeah, i take my iphone into the shower with me to take photos. what of it?
Tags: month of mornings, months of moxie, morning, photography, shower
second coffee of the day. the first ended up in a puddle outside the office door.
which happened moments after my kombucha exploded in the parking lot, drenching my breakfast and lunch. tough morning.
Tags: car, coffee, month of mornings, months of moxie, morning, photography, starbucks
I started Project 365 on a whim. I’ve never been big on New Year’s Resolutions, but this seemed like a fun and manageable goal, rather than an edict to reform my life. I was so blasé about the whole thing in the beginning that my boyfriend had to remind me to take a photo on the first day of the year. But I finally gained momentum and 365 became routine.
Eventually, I got so involved that I would sometimes wake up in the middle of the night, terrified that I’d forgotten to take a photograph for the day. Before I could get back to sleep I had to scroll back in my mind (or camera) to confirm that I’d actually taken a photo.
365 came at the perfect time because 2010 was one of my toughest years to date. I started 2010 on a high note: I graduated from culinary school in January. From there on, it was a year of trials and errors. I worked in a restaurant, a bakery, and in retail. I got incredibly sick in March. I was unemployed for weeks at a time. I interviewed for 5+ jobs, but got no offers. But through all that, 365 was a constant.
As much as I fumbled through 2010, I always had 365. It kept me grounded. It really got me through the year.
My dedication to the project went up and down, which is clearly apparent in the quality of my photos. There were stretches in February (when I was very unhappy working at the restaurant) where I took five iPhone photos in a row. Conversely, traveling was one of the highlights of my year and the photographs I took away from home are some my favorites. But no matter the circumstances, I always got it done.
Project 365 made me a better photographer. I grew technically and creatively this year. It forced me to learn. My proudest accomplishment of 2010? Successfully completing Project 365.
And, because I love stats and lists, here’s an unofficial breakdown of the photographs I took this year:
6% cats
32% food
7% people
5% when there was snow on the ground
21% traveling (counts days in transit + days away from home)
13% iPhone photos
13% taken at restaurants
18% at night (after the sun went down)
9% taken before noon
38% taken at home
6% holiday-related (birthdays, national holidays, and the holiday season)
.5% taken with flash
Tags: 365, photography, reflection
Tags: 365, photography, Stowe, travel, winter