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The Best of Project 366

2012 is coming to a close and I have officially completed Project 366! I managed to take and post and keep track of 365 photos out of 366 total days this year. I only missed one day and it was for a pretty good cause.

Believe me, these pictures don't take themselves. I shot just under 7000 pictures this year. Once I got an iPhone in March all of the pictures were taken with my phone (~ 5500 pictures!). The camera on the iPhone is really good, I always have it with me, and I like playing around with the filters and other editing tools available in photography apps like Instagram, Camera+, Diptic, and Gridditor.

Since I have put so much time, love and energy into Project 366 I thought I should select a few "Best Of's". I had a great time putting this together, and I hope you enjoy these highlights as well!

BEST PHOTO OF SILAS
Day 30

BEST PHOTO OF ZOE
Day 91

BEST PHOTO WITH MOMMY
Day 134

BEST PHOTO WITH DADDY
Day 177

BEST FAMILY PHOTO
Day 132

BEST OUTDOOR PHOTO
Day 162

BEST SNUGGLE PHOTO
Day 194

BEST DANCING PHOTO
Day 242

BEST HOLIDAY PHOTO
Day 358

BEST PHOTO WITH FRIENDS
Day 112

BEST TWIN LOVE PHOTO
Day 279

BEST TWIN FUN PHOTO
Day 294

BEST FACIAL EXPRESSIONS
[I couldn't choose just one]
Day 219
Day 223
Day 320
Day 365

MOST EMBARRASSING MOMENT
Day 257

BEST ALL-AROUND PHOTO OF S&Z
Day 262

2012 has been the ultimate photo shoot. And I plan on doing it all again next year!!

With love, Alissa & Derek
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Location: Boston, MA, USA

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  1. JenJanuary 1, 2013 at 7:08 PM

    A) the photo of the cocktails counts as Day 173, even though you posted it the next day. Cut yourself some slack. :)
    B) Your comment above about 7000 photos made me go back and do a file count of my photos from 2012. I thought I took a lot of photos, but I only took 4,560. You got me beat by several thousand! Wow!

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  2. UnknownJanuary 1, 2013 at 8:02 PM

    Hahaha, yes, the cocktails could count if I was posting any old picture taken that day, but the project for me was to post pictures of S&Z. Day 173 is the only day that I didn't take a picture of the kids :).

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