Project: 365 Daily Self-Portraits, 2017

Home / Albums / Project: 365 Daily Self-Portraits, 2017

Project: 365 Daily Self-Portraits, 2017

A self-portrait a day for an entire year. Taking a daily photo will help push my creativity and photography skills farther, as well as (hopefully) preserve beautiful memories.

See more in 365, Portraits, Projects

365 ongoing portrait project self-portrait

1/365 - sitting in scarlet

Welcoming the new year in style. Many thanks to Scotland Symons for acting as my voice-activated tripod and taking this photo for…
2/365 - no strings could secure you

Maybe if I hide here, they can't make me leave Seattle.
3/365 - about sickness

A flu epidemic has been dropping people in King County, filling the hospitals and sometimes killing people. We brought it back wit…
3/365 - cave of blankets

Washington state is in the midst of flu outbreak. Everyone, everywhere is sick, just getting over being sick, or about to get sick…
5/365 - H3N2

Today marks the first death in my social sphere from the flu epidemic.
6/365 - suspended

Fighting against this flu has felt like I'm suspended above a chasm. If I fall, I will not recover to the same level of health I s…
7/365 - we each have our own set of stars

I am still sick, but it feels like I've turned a corner. There's hope.
8/365 - keep you safe

Whenever I think of the kittens being separated, I get little pangs in my heart.
9/365 - chillin' with the fam

Home sick is better with kittens.
10/365 - from your memory

January is a hard time for me. I need more sunlight and better memories.
11/365 - practicing self care

Sometimes the only correct size for a cup of tea is the same size as your head.
12/365 - mother of kittens

Soon the kittens we've been fostering will be chosen by adopters and go to their forever homes. Until then, I am going to give the…
13/365 - let the season begin

My witchhouse friends are happy it's Friday the 13th today. Me, I'm just glad it's date night.
14/365 - any direction

I like driving. Something about it occupies the parts of my brain that are always scanning for danger in a way that's comforting.