The Thirty-First Room

The Thirtieth Room

The Twenty-Ninth Room

The Twenty-Eighth Room

The Twenty-Seventh Room

The Twenty-Sixth Room

The Twenty-Fifth Room

The Twenty-Fourth Room

The Twenty-Third Room

The Twenty-Second Room

The Twenty-First Room

The Twentieth Room

The Nineteenth Room

The Eighteenth Room

The Seventeenth Room

The Sixteenth Room

The Fifteenth Room

The Fourteenth Room

The Thirteenth Room

The Twelfth Room

The Eleventh Room

The Tenth Room

The Ninth Room

The 8th Room

The Seventh Room

The Sixth Room

The Fifth Room

Plunge into the New Year

As the new year rolled in, I had the opportunity to photograph the annual Polar Plunge hosted by the Young Professionals Alzheimer's Association of Colorado. This was my first opportunity to photograph this event and we had beautiful weather, if a little cold. It was actually warmer in the water than out! (Not that I got in, maybe next year.)

Despite the cold, over 500 people came out to support a good cause and everyone had fun.

One of the goals many had was to reach out and touch the thick ice of the reservoir (thick enough to hold a car!).

The Fourth Room

The Third Room

The Second Room

The First Room

Happy New Year to you all! You know what that means! Today we begin the photo a day project once again. I've always tried to center these projects around a central theme or idea in order to help rejuvenate the  creativity and really push myself. This year is no different, except instead of going out and looking for inspiration, we're going to limit ourselves. You say that's a bad thing, that you should never limit yourself. To some extant that is true, but when you limit yourself you force yourself to think differently.

So, this year's project is The Room. Specifically, my bedroom: approximately 200 square feet that I spend an enormous amount of time in, from reading, sleeping, painting, sketching, relaxing, stressing, etc. So why shouldn't this little space be a source of inspiration?

You find creativity and inspiration from the world around you, and certainly you should try and take inspiration from everywhere you go. You should also take it from wherever you return to.

So here we go. One day down, 30 to go. Let's kick this pig.