I was on the mainland last week for my brother's wedding. I brought my camera along, but was so busy I didn't even think to take pictures for a few days. I didn't have quite as much raw material as I would like, so I decided to combine weeks three and four into one post.

See the originals of these photographs, as well as the rest of my snaps from the past week on my flickr page. As always comments and inspiration are always welcome. Feel free to leave comments below, or with the images on my flickr page.

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Read on to see the rest of my images from Weeks three and four of the James Bay Photography Project.

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Here's my photoshop efforts for this week. Hope you like them.

See the originals of these photographs, as well as the rest of my snaps from the past week on my flickr page. As always comments and inspiration are always welcome. Feel free to leave comments below, or with the images on my flickr page.

And don't forget this space is always open for you to display and promote your own creative projects of whatever sort. If we can digitize it then there's room for it on JamesBay.org!

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To see the original image on flickr click here

Read on to see the rest of my images from Week Two of the James Bay Photography Project.

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I am beginning the new year with a renewed commitment to improve my photography skills. The only way I'm going to do that is by taking lots of pictures and getting them out there in the hopes that people will give me some feedback and advice. So I've developed a little plan that I hope will allow me to produce a lot of images without it becoming a tedious chore.

It's a pretty simple plan actually. I'm just going to make sure I take at least a few pictures everyday. Each week I will post my favorite snaps to my flickr account, and then chose a few of these to edit in photoshop for posting here on the JamesBay.org blog.

I'm not sure how long I can keep this up, but one of the things that I would like to get out of this project a record of how the neighbourhood changes over time. So I plan to keep it up at least as long as I live here.

Anyway, I hope enjoy the photographs. Sage advice and pointers are more than welcome. Please feel free to leave comments below, or on the images on my flickr page.

And don't forget this space is always open for you to display and promote your own creative projects of whatever sort. If we can digitize it then there's room for it on JamesBay.org!

Read on to see Week One of the James Bay Photography Project.

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