Last night, I downloaded Rich Armstrong’s (TapTapKaBoom) “Your 100 Days Project Tracker”. and it has a very interesting format. Rich writes: You can track your 100 Day Project here and get things to consider and think about every few days and write short journal entries—thoughts, ideas, feelings, questions, answers. If

I had forgotten something I had in my pocket all along, something that would have made the process of this project a lot more easier. It’s this one Photography app called FIMO which gives the simulation of various film rolls and an analogue camera. I have taken several photos earlier

I almost gave up today. I was too overwhelmed by a ton of deadlines. I was fidgety. “It’s not a big deal if I miss just one day,” I was telling myself. “What if it leads to me eventually abandoning the whole project?” I countered myself. I had another photo-shoot

I am low-key proud of this one particular photograph. Probably the best frame from this 100 Days Project so far. This did take a bit of conscious effort, and I had to finally take out my tripod for the first time during this project. I was feeling nauseated because of

I think I am getting fed up with myself. The same old frames, the same old subject. I’m hitting a wall. I am worried about what others are thinking about my project. Are they thinking I am a lame photographer? I am highly critical of myself.

I have finally come to say to myself, “My arms really do look good”. I have been told that the frames are quite common and I won’t deny that. But I didn’t start this project to make extra-ordinary frames. I started this project to make myself less critical towards my

I’m fully rested today. I slept in till the afternoon just because I needed some sleep. Funnily enough, I have more energy now. My efficiency has gone up in the last one and a half hours that I’m awake and I could finally gather some energy to try something new

The winter is finally over. I kept the window of my balcony open in the evening yesterday for the first time after the winter. I am not a fan of winter. Everything is gloomy, and everyone is isolated, staying inside (atleast how I see it). As I kept the door

I am mostly dissociated these days. Taking these photos for the 100 Days Project has already started to feel like a chore. But I guess I will not feel much difference whether or not I keep taking these photographs for the next few days. However, I will regret discontinuing this

I am running out of both words as well as ideas for photographs.