91. Finish a 365 challenge.
A 365 challenge is a photography project that involves taking a picture a day for an entire year. I started a 365 project with my iPhone last year, but quit after 99 days due to iPhone camera limitations and lack of inspiration. I am hoping it will be much easier using an actual camera.
92. Make a wedding photo book.
I figured two years after the wedding was as good a time as any to start contemplating doing something with all the photos from our wedding.
93. Participate in 26 Things.
26 Things is another photography project that involves taking a picture of 26 things in a month. The list of things is provided on the website and some items, such as "sometimes" are open to interpretation. I would definitely like to give this a try before I commit to the 365 project, as it will probably provide me with inspiration and creativity, as well as a little practice.
94. Get photos printed and framed for work.
I have two photos at work: an outdated head shot of my husband and a photo from our wedding in a cheap plastic frame. I would like to get a couple nice frames to personalize my desk a little more.
95. Get photos printed and framed for the house.
We've been in our house almost two years and we have yet to hang up any personal photos. Sure, we have plenty of nice artwork and some photos we purchased out in California and our diplomas, but we have absolutely no photos from our wedding, or otherwise, hanging up around the house. Yeah, that has to change.
96. Write a letter to me to be opened after the 1001 days is over.
Just a short and sweet note that I can read after I've completed the project.