365 days | hibou photo | fredericton photographer

Today I finished my second Project365, a year-long photographic exercise in carting my camera absolutely everywhere and documenting everything I saw. I started on the day our moving-to-New Brunswick adventure began, and chronicled my first year of living in Fredericton. It got quite tedious at times and I’m not sorry to see this project come to an end, but at the same time am quite pleased with the accomplishment. Now I think I’ll take a little break from daily shooting, and rest up for some new adventures.

Here are a few favourites from the past year.

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signs of spring | hibou photo | fredericton photographer

I have been neglecting my blog the past few weeks! Impromptu weekend trips to Moncton are eating up my processing time, but I’ve finally gotten back up to speed. Here are a few shots of the abounding springyness of Fredericton…

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dieppe public library | hibou photo | fredericton photographer

Vacation architecture, librarian . . . → Read More: dieppe public library | hibou photo | fredericton photographer

green photography? | hibou photo | fredericton photographer

Recently Ryan Brenizer (awesome NYC photographer, check him out!), wrote a post on realizing that he is a “green” photographer. Reading his post I found myself coming to exactly the same conclusion: I’m “pretty darned green here,” and it never occurred to me to try to market that fact.

Witness:

5. My marketing done entirely online and via word-of-mouth (okay, except for business cards – see below).

4. With the exception of my contract, my photography workflow is entirely paperless.

3. I deliberately chose a carbon neutral host for my website and blog.

2. My business cards are on 100% recycled paper.

1. I don’t own a car. . . . → Read More: green photography? | hibou photo | fredericton photographer

holga | hibou photo | fredericton photographer

I got my Holga a few years back. I only shoot a few rolls of film per year in it, but I really really want to start using it more often. In fact I’ve been thinking about taking it on some portrait shoots. It’s the total antithesis of everything that I love about shooting digital, and yet. Love. Lovelovelove.

(These are from my summer vacation)

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