Randy Herbert's photostream  

Floating paperclip play time. I took a bunch of different shots and the clip floated over to the edge so some of it was hidden and I really liked how that turned out. I might get around to posting a setup shot to share how this one came about. Lots of trial and error

Strobist - SB-700 (-1 EV) to the right, fired at a white backdrop and through a baking rack for the checkered effect.

I had been wanting to do some of the water droplet shots for quite a while and never got around to doing it during my 365 projects. This was a lot of fun and I see a revisit to do some different effects in the future.

Out of the ~250 shots that I took, I chose this one for a couple of reasons. The shape of the drop reminds me of the Super Bowl trophy viewed from the end, so that seems appropriate. I also really liked how the lines from the bowl showed up nicely in the shaft of the droplet.

I'll try to get a setup shot posted as well.

Strobist -

- SB-900 to the left of the bowl aimed above the drops.
- SB-700 to the right of the bowl aimed at the white background.
- Both fired via PWs

Margie and I celebrated our 22nd anniversary on Friday. We spent the day around Dallas and took a few minutes for a walk and I was able to capture a few photos. This one was my favorite and approved by the boss.

I consider myself to be a very lucky man to have found a such a beautiful wife that I have been able to spend 22 years and raise two kids with, and still continue to enjoy each others company on a daily basis. Thank you honey for the past 22 years and here's to the next 22.

This is it! The final picture of my journey and I am dedicating it to these five individuals. These are friends of mine that were in some way influenced by me to do a 365 and they completed in 2011. I am very proud of each of them for completing this difficult task. We met today for a few pictures and of course they had to bring their cameras.

Way to go Sam, Rachel, Matt, Laura, and Zach!

I already had my final picture planned and figured I needed to do MY last picture. This one goes out to all of those who have supported me through these past two years. The encouragement and support of friends and family has been amazing and there is no way I would have continued this long without it. So, I give you my sincerest thank you for that.

I will not be continuing this project in 2012. I have other things that I want to do photographically, some of which will include regular posts, just not on a daily basis. It has been a tremendous experience and I have grown as a person and as a photographer because of this project. Good luck to any of you who are going to continue or start a 365 in 2012. I'll be watching your progress.