Today is the last day of my Project 366. I want to share a little of what it took to make it to the end. First off, it’s not easy taking a photo every day for a year, and to post it is even more difficult. It takes discipline and the ability to set aside time each day to take a photo. Our lives can get so busy and it can be hard to find time for the things we really want. I did manage to take a photo every day for the last year. But I must admit that at times I would post a collage of photos from the week because I hadn’t set aside the time to create a post of the photograph of the day.  I used whatever camera I had with me at the time. Below is the camera gear I used throughout my 366 Project.

I will be taking a little break from my blog to brainstorm my next project and build the photography business. Don’t worry; I’ll be back soon.

Our house must be in the cranes migration path. Twice a year they fly over. I always hear them before I see them; it is amazing how far they can be heard. I included two photo of them below in today’s post.
The first is of them flying in formation.

The second is a little closer shot.

While finishing up the holes in for our fence post it started to sleet. So Kathryn took a little break to try and catch some of the sleet on her tongue. You can’t have a day of work without having fun mixed in with it.

It’s nice to have a family that doesn’t mind getting out and helping do the dirty work around the house. We had to dig thirty-five holes for our fence post. Kathryn was a big help by breaking up the hard clay with a small pitchfork so I could cut through it with the post hole diggers. Jamie kept us energized with snacks.

I think somebody’s mail might be a little late.