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Eric Mesa | May 16, 2013
One of the biggest trends on flickr is to start a 365 Project. This usually means taking one self-portrait a day for an entire year. This project is often misunderstood by those outside of flickr, especially since they’re used to the selfie-culture of MySpace and Facebook. It’s not a vanity project. A 365 Project is [...]
Eric Mesa | June 19, 2011
Starts off with Towel Day, in memory of The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, and ends with a bike ride on the BWI trail.
Eric Mesa | May 30, 2011
This Photojojo consists solely of 365 Project photos.
Eric Mesa | April 28, 2011
Another 365 entry for today’s Top 200 Photo. photo #137 is: I got this idea during the swine flu epidemic. I’d heard that some people in less-educated countries were afraid that you could actually catch the swine flu from pigs. The truth was a bit more complicated – the original strain that could infect humans [...]
Eric Mesa | April 24, 2011
Time again for my photojojo time capsule. It contains my most interesting photos within a two week period. This time around it’s mostly my 365 plus one of my first Holga photos.
Eric Mesa | April 17, 2011
Back to the 365 Project for this Top 200 Photo. photo #143 is: Nearly everyone who does a 365 photo project ends up doing an interpretation of the Seven Deadly Sins. It tends to be really fun to figure out how to depict it. Most people never do the Seven Virtues. This was my depiction [...]
Eric Mesa | April 11, 2011
My latest Photojojo photo time capsule is available. All the photos were from my 365 project.
Eric Mesa | March 22, 2011
Once again, it’s a heavy focus on my 365 project. Photojojo is a photo time capsule that sends you your most interesting photos (according to flickr) from the previous year so you can enjoy them again
Eric Mesa | February 17, 2011
Here’s the latest Top 200 Photos entry. photo #190 is: This is from my 365 project where I had to take one self-portrait a day. In my quest to think of creative subject matter, I went with modern versions of scenes from the Bible. Here I am Adam, eating the fruit that Eve gave me. [...]
Eric Mesa | January 15, 2011
You can see it here online and get your own. It’s all my 365 project this time.
Eric Mesa | December 2, 2010
See it on their site to setup your own. Mostly consists of photos from my 365 project. The last two are from a trip to Hawaii.
Eric Mesa | September 17, 2010
I’ve been slacking a bit with these, so here are two photojojo entries. The first one is from 25 Aug to 8 Sept. Apparently only my 365 was interesting at the time: The second one is from 8 Sept to 22 Sept, again focusing on my 365.
Eric Mesa | June 12, 2010
I finished off my 365 assignment with an eight part story. Here it is for you, my blog readers.
Eric Mesa | June 10, 2010
I’m writing this post two days before my 365 project ends. It will be published morning upon which I will take my last photo. I decided to end it with an eight-part story. You can start here and follow the photos in the set “The Dark Assignment” which should be open on the right. (Better than [...]
Eric Mesa | January 5, 2010
Today I worked on a python program to create a graph of the views of all my photos in my 365 Project set. Here’s the result: (click for full size) I was curious how they stacked up and I wanted to see if I could detect any patterns. Except for a few outliers, they’re mostly [...]
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