photography for doers and dreamers
If you’re reading this, there’s a pretty good chance you either are an overachiever or know one. Actually there’s a 100% chance that’s true because if you aren’t one, you know me and I am one. Without question. I’m going to let you in on a little secret for how to build in permission to [...]
The heat wave is hitting Atlanta again. As temperatures soar outside it seriously limits our options for outside activities… no long walks or picnics in the park. My ever-innovative son decided to make the best of the situation and create his own picnic in the living room… just a blanket, lunchbox and his trusty basketball [...]
Guest post by Mark Churly of Prophecy Blur, one of the tasra365 challenge photographers. If you’d like to be a guest blogger or featured photographer on tasramar.com, leave a comment below. Learning from a Self-Confessed Quitter It’s quite hard to remember exactly why I started my Project 365. I do know it was after watching [...]
… or is your former self a shadow of you? Pause. Think about it. The normal way we hear this phrase is a negative. You’re a shadow of your former self, your glory days, your “thin” days or days in the skinny jeans. What if we turn the saying on it’s head… is your former [...]
I really can’t believe how quickly one week fades into another. Seems like I was just posting Twitter Tuesday and here it is again! So fun each week to see who is still working to improve their photography 300% in one year and post about it on twitter. We’re getting close to 400 photographers who [...]
Did you notice that my list of five reasons I love my husband was missing from the 51 Reasons Real Women Love Their Husbands article? I left mine off because 51 reasons sounded so much better than 56 reasons. Kinda silly, but I liked the fact that I had exactly 10 women share their reasons [...]
“I’m a photographer, I carry a camera around.” —Jay Maisel So says master photographer Jay Maisel in a candid conversation about photography. His matter-of-fact point about someone who is a photographer always carrying their camera around is refreshing (scroll down to see the interview). When I first started tasra365 and invited other aspiring and professional [...]
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Not all tall buildings in New York hold the promise of glitz and glamour. I would venture to say that the “sky terrace” on this building is vastly different than the one I experienced at the Hudson Hotel in Manhattan. I’ve been challenged by Robert Frank’s willingness to defy the status quo and his intentional [...]
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How One Photographer Literally Stumbled into Project 365
Today’s Feature Friday photographer is David Abbishaw, also known as _iDavid on twitter and found at funkydunky.net. His story will have you laughing and learning all the way through. Stumbling into a 365 How I got started with Project 365 was quite by accident – literally. I’d been unfortunate enough to badly sprain my ankle [...]