900 Days of School: A Personal Project (Part Two)

“Photography is a way of feeling, of touching, of loving. What you have caught on film is captured forever…it remembers little things, long after you have forgotten everything.”
― Aaron Siskind

When I began my 900 Days of School project, I had some goals in mind.  By searching to capture an image a day, I wanted to focus on the positive and the beautiful at work each day.  I also wanted to try to create a way to remember the things I wanted to pack away, a click at a time, throughout the last five years of my career.

In the first months of the project, I looked for interesting scenes around the school to photograph.

Light shining through the holes of the picnic table of the playground became an interesting subject.

A child’s shirt, left drying on the same table after a rainstorm, created another interesting image.

I even found subjects to photograph in the science lab.

Each day I enjoyed the challenge of finding something interesting to photograph at school.

I hope you will continue to check in to see how this project evolved through the school year.

If you would like to see 900 Days of School:  A Personal Project (Part One), please click here.