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Anonymous
I got meself pondering today, if a 365 day selfportrait could be turned into a 365 day scenery. I find this an intriguing subject and have found semi-interesting place which I try to tackle for few months as a experiment.(pic related)

Will it become too tedious or is this even worth my time at all?
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>> Anonymous
quite the opposite. it's one of the best exercises you can do in photography. if you pick a subject and stick with it for a long time (months, years, etc.), you'll be taking a much more systematic and structured approach to learning. You'll learn how lighting changes throughout the day and the year, familiarity with your scene brings new and more refined compositional choices, plus if nothing else works you can make calendars for christmas presents.
>> heavyweather !4AIf7oXcbA
well spoken sir. I couldn't agree more.
>> Vincent
Ya, heres where a cheap P&S shines, Get a tripod, And Loctite the Camera on it, Then Make sure everything on the tripod is tight as hell, and then Mark three spots in the ground one for each tripod leg.

Find a time of the day when you can take the pic, (exact time of day if possible) Early AM would probably work best, Only issue is what happens when the days get shorter near winter (and if you get snow...)

well thats a decision you have to make though,
Anyway good luck! Don't take any pics with the sun in the frame though!