The 52 Colors Project

I think I'm probably 80% crazy. Because on top of everything else, I've decided I am going to do another 52 Weeks-style project.

I spent a good amount of time this week sitting in front of a blank blog post page, wondering what I'm supposed to write about (Monday was especially hard - I have no idea what to talk about on Mondays anymore). If anything else, I learned over the past year that I work best when I have a little bit of structure. Not the kind of structure that has crazy rules, but general guide lines where I could put my own spin on things - that's where I work best. Left to my own devices I tend to flounder around.

With that in mind, I was prompted and inspired by Alycia over at The Curious Pug, who has decided to take on Project 52, a weekly photo project (one photo taken by her per week). I'm going to take it one step further and assign colors, then go out (or stay in) and take photos of things in that color, arrangements that have the color, playing with textures, whatever strikes my fancy. At the end of the year, I'm going to have those photos printed and turned into a book.

I'm using this 52 Colors project to help me learn my camera, to get me to stop and savor a moment, and to start documenting my life regularly (and not just on vacation). I'm excited to start; the muse isn't speaking to me about jewelry right now, so maybe it, too, needs a break. Besides, isn't it funny that when you start playing with another medium, ideas start flowing? Here's hoping.

First official post up later today.
 
 

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