Thursday, April 19, 2012

Project 64: Out of the Box ... is Coming to an End

Sixty-four weeks of colors! I started this project in January of 2011 and here we are in April of 2012. When I started this project, I had just received my D7000 as a gift from my husband for Christmas. I jumped online, scouring the internet for any information I could find about photography and that's when I stumbled across Project 64 and so many other amazing photographers and their blogs. I am so thankful for this project and for all the lovely ladies who share their knowledge of photography. I certainly have not arrived, but as I look back at my photos, I realize just how far I've come! I started out only shooting in auto, now I love the control that I have in manual.  


Anyway, I could go on about all that I've learned, but let's get down to colors ... the last four. I want to thank Brooke Martin for hanging in there for us and seeing it through to the end.  I know this has been a lot of work for her, especially of late as she prepares for the new addition to her family. :-)


Peach. This was the most difficult find for me. These roses are not a dark peach, but seemed to have some peach coloring to them.Photobucket
Granny Smith Apple. I thought these buds were a beautiful color match. Have I told you how happy I am that Spring has finally come? (wink, wink). 
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Violet. I just couldn't wait another moment to add some color to my patio. So this week, I planted these beautiful petunias and placed them on my patio tables. Their deep, rich color catch my eye each time I pass by the windows. 
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Mauvelous. This was the easiest match of them all.  The dogwood tree we planted in our front yard began to bloom just in time!  
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I've really gained so much through this challenge including some new friends. Thanks ladies for all your encouragement and sweet comments along the way. I hope we continue to meet up through other challenges! 


-tish xoxo





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2 comments:

  1. I love your mauvelous photo. You really rocked that one out of this last bunch! I'm sad to see Project 64 go, I've had so much fun doing it.

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  2. I am very sad about it ending. It was a great challenge. Your mauvelous is beautiful. Thank you for stopping by Sanukipity Photography and leaving the kind words.

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