Sunday, December 15, 2013
50/52
"A portrait of my children, once a week, every week, in 2013."
Che: goodness, what a masculine stance.
Poet: on tip-toes as she looks out the window.
I'm getting a little nostalgic now. Only two portraits to go and then we're back to the beginning. Claire had a great idea earlier this week and I'd love to bring it to fruition. We were talking about all the portraits that got away; the ones that weren't chosen because others seemed more fitting. So, on Wednesday, I'll be writing a post titled: "52 / the ones that got away" - there'll be a link, too, so feel free to add your own post.
I'm excited to tell you that the "52" button for 2014 is currently being designed by melbourne-based artist The Paper Pinwheel. It features muted ocean-inspired colours and a touch of distinctly Australian flora. I'll be able to share it with you in the next week so make sure you leave a little room on your sidebar.
You may have also noticed that I'm currently running a giveaway to win a $200 voucher to Minted - a company that creates beautiful photo cards, art prints and personalised stationery. It's open to readers worldwide so feel free to enter...perhaps it will be one way you can use some of your 52 portraits.
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I adore Yellow Finch's perspective and I especially love these shots - especially the piano portrait! / I love everything about these portraits; happy faces, warmth and that blanket / I wholeheartedly understand the "need to get the last sip" determination / I always love a diptych and I especially like the 'railing' perspective in these portraits / and finally, haircut time - always cute (and a little bit funny!).
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Jodi
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I love this week's photos jodi - that you can capture so much personality without showing faces. I think I'd like to join in next year xx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos as always. Love the thought of the ones that got away - I know I've got a few. X
ReplyDeleteThat ice block looks delicious! What a lovely idea, doing the 'outtakes'. Can't wait to see everyone's.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos, I like the 'outtakes' idea also. I will have to see how I go joining in with such a busy week ahead. I can not believe I typed in 50 this week!! Only two more left... sob sob. xx
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it's going to be a busy one, isn't it! School finishes on Wednesday and I'm so looking forward to it x
DeleteLove the perspective of these two shots, so expressive too!
ReplyDeleteI did a 52 out-takes post a few months ago and looking back these are some of my favourite photographs! So will definitely be joining in with that one too!
Since when did Che grow up so much? This year has gone fast
ReplyDeleteOh Julie, I have no idea!!! x
DeleteLove the juxtaposition of the masculine stance and feminine pants!
ReplyDeleteSuch lovely perspectives! I spent some time last night scrolling through all the portraits I've taken this year and am so thankful I persevered. Thanks so much for such a beautiful project. Hope your Sunday is delicious xx
ReplyDeleteAs always I love your "faceless" portraits. Real childhood moments captured by you this week :)
ReplyDeleteTHat icey pole shot.. WOW!
ReplyDeleteI can't believe 2014 is nearly upon us. I'm looking forward to completing an entire year of the 52 project. It is so lovely to look back on all of the memories. Your captures are beautiful once again, especially those sweet little tip toes. Have a lovely day. Melinda x
ReplyDeleteLove the idea of sharing the portraits that didn't make the cut x
ReplyDeleteSuch lovely photos, as always. I am looking forward to joining you all on the 52 project in 2014 :)
ReplyDeleteOhh...what a yummy looking popsicle!
ReplyDeleteThese are two of my favourites from this year...I love that they say so much without showing their faces...beautiful.
ReplyDeleteAnd thank you for mentioning my portrait this week! This project has meant so much to me this year...I have just loved being a part of it...so thank you for that happiness as well!
ReplyDeleteSo lovely and sweet pictures as always!
ReplyDeleteAnd thank you so much for the link to my blog for the 49/52 week. :)
I love Che's pants! Are they homemade? I have just been snipping and sewing old sheets to make floral PJ's for my sisters for Christmas... my girls want some too now...
ReplyDeletewhat a great idea, i feel like I have so many photos that slipped away. some weeks it truly was a hard decision! i also wanted to thank you, jodi, for hosting this amazing series! i have a few more thoughts of thanks on my 50/52 post :)
ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to another year of documentation.
xo