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One (quality) photo a day for the rest of Woody Campbell’s life

April 25, 2014|Inspiration, Photography

Woody Campbell is taking one photo a day for the rest of his life. Not just any old photo, but a really nice one. He then puts it on his photo blog for us all to enjoy. Since he has been going for 1,645 days now, he is able to offer up interesting comparisons too. What he took today, with what he took on this day last year, and the year before that, and that.

He really takes some great shots and he has an amusing, engaging biography to enjoy too. He has 21k twitter followers, and it’s not hard to see why. Follow him!

What Plant Curator has enjoyed most, after looking through many of his more recent images, was his use of trees. Either dominating shots, juxtaposed with buildings or as accents to other subjects. Here are a few of our favourites below.

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woodycampbell photography

woodycampbell photography

This year and last (bottom)
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woody campbell trees

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