Exciting to see what photos and snapshots can be found within a single year. A small variety:


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The constants: strange and blurry stuff from shaky shots and random captures (I love them, but left them out ;)), nature (who can resist?), and that smiling element wherever I spot it.

My approach is like Lucy mentioned in her sample project: relaxed, but it can require much more effort depending on the situation (and subject).

What I would like to learn and discover?
This might sound contradictory, but I guess, it will probably become clear to me throughout this exciting class series. The first episode and the projects shown here have really inspired me. Fantastic!

To find peace during my evening birdwatching on the home balcony, also noticeable in my camera roll this year: clouds. So many that you can easily find Series & Similars from them. But do clouds work for a photo series? People around me are questioning this right now.

Definitely tempting to showcase in a series: the incredibly charismatic and lovable crow finds, "Lucky" (in May) and "Chance" (in June).

Both cared for, handed over to professionals, and successfully released into the wild. Freedom, yes! :)

But for this task, I thought I'd share my "EcoJUMPS" here (as I like to call them), since it's still going on. My passion for mixing Skillshare projects, like Lucy's "Secret Kind Acts" and Fatih's "20 Min. Jumps", clearly hasn't faded.

On your marks, get set, go! (The markings are a result of road construction work, and I've happily included them.)

A Little Story? In one next update... 

Thank you very much, Lucy, for this adventure and for the wonderful new class!