Welcome to the One/Day Project
Here you will find hundreds of photos that I've taken every day since 2/29/2008. I reached my initial goal of making it to leap day 2012 (after 1462 photos), but I'm still going - the new goal is to make it to Monday, 2/29/2016.
Every photo in these galleries is a unique creation from that day. My intent is to create art, and I've taken great care to create most of these photographs. In addition to not uploading simple snapshots, I try incredibly hard not to repeat myself.
Please enjoy, and feel free to comment. Like the shot? Give it a thumbs up. Really like it? Buy a print or digital download.
Thanks for looking!
![_03/22/12_ Preciouses
After 3.5 years of wearing them, I finally took a daily photo of our wedding rings. Unless you count the photo I took the day after our wedding... but that doesn't count.
Mine is the one in focus, my wife's is the one with a ruby. Both of them have the etched mountain range, which resembles actual peaks around Tucson. I believe this one is Thimble Peak, near Sabino Canyon.
With this photo posted, I thee go to bed.
[last year] love this one - it's real, very little processing...](http://www.jawsnap.net/Daily/year5/i-hNvWhQH/1/Ti/2012-03-22%20Preciouses-Ti.jpg "_03/22/12_ Preciouses
After 3.5 years of wearing them, I finally took a daily photo of our wedding rings. Unless you count the photo I took the day after our wedding... but that doesn't count.
Mine is the one in focus, my wife's is the one with a ruby. Both of them have the etched mountain range, which resembles actual peaks around Tucson. I believe this one is Thimble Peak, near Sabino Canyon.
With this photo posted, I thee go to bed.
[last year] love this one - it's real, very little processing...")
![_11/23/11_ Father Crowley Point
Death Valley, Day 1
Today we drove to Death Valley for our 3rd Anniversary trip. This is a view from Father Crowley Point on highway 190, just before you start the dramatic descent into Panamint Valley - one valley west of Death Valley. The drive wasn't bad, and we were able to get to Texas Springs campground around 2pm. If it had been much later, we wouldn't have gotten a campsite there.
Note to discerning viewers - these next few Death Valley daily photos are NOT iPhone photos like I said they'd be. There was absolutely no data service in the area, so I just waited until I got home to upload daily photos taken with my D80. Sorry for the delay in service :)
More Death Valley Photos
[last year] magical spot...](http://www.jawsnap.net/Daily/year4/i-7MLnscm/1/Ti/2011-11-23%20Father%20Crowley%20Point-Ti.jpg "_11/23/11_ Father Crowley Point
Death Valley, Day 1
Today we drove to Death Valley for our 3rd Anniversary trip. This is a view from Father Crowley Point on highway 190, just before you start the dramatic descent into Panamint Valley - one valley west of Death Valley. The drive wasn't bad, and we were able to get to Texas Springs campground around 2pm. If it had been much later, we wouldn't have gotten a campsite there.
Note to discerning viewers - these next few Death Valley daily photos are NOT iPhone photos like I said they'd be. There was absolutely no data service in the area, so I just waited until I got home to upload daily photos taken with my D80. Sorry for the delay in service :)
More Death Valley Photos
[last year] magical spot...")
_03/22/12_ Preciouses
After 3.5 years of wearing them, I finally took a daily photo of our wedding rings. Unless you count the photo I took the day after our wedding... but that doesn't count.
Mine is the one in focus, my wife's is the one with a ruby. Both of them have the etched mountain range, which resembles actual peaks around Tucson. I believe this one is Thimble Peak, near Sabino Canyon.
With this photo posted, I thee go to bed.
[last year] love this one - it's real, very little processing...
After 3.5 years of wearing them, I finally took a daily photo of our wedding rings. Unless you count the photo I took the day after our wedding... but that doesn't count.
Mine is the one in focus, my wife's is the one with a ruby. Both of them have the etched mountain range, which resembles actual peaks around Tucson. I believe this one is Thimble Peak, near Sabino Canyon.
With this photo posted, I thee go to bed.
[last year] love this one - it's real, very little processing...
_03/22/12_ Preciouses
After 3.5 years of wearing them, I finally took a daily photo of our wedding rings. Unless you count the photo I took the day after our wedding... but that doesn't count.
Mine is the one in focus, my wife's is the one with a ruby. Both of them have the etched mountain range, which resembles actual peaks around Tucson. I believe this one is Thimble Peak, near Sabino Canyon.
With this photo posted, I thee go to bed.
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After 3.5 years of wearing them, I finally took a daily photo of our wedding rings. Unless you count the photo I took the day after our wedding... but that doesn't count.
Mine is the one in focus, my wife's is the one with a ruby. Both of them have the etched mountain range, which resembles actual peaks around Tucson. I believe this one is Thimble Peak, near Sabino Canyon.
With this photo posted, I thee go to bed.
[last year] love this one - it's real, very little processing...](http://www.jawsnap.net/Daily/year5/i-hNvWhQH/1/L/2012-03-22%20Preciouses-L.jpg "_03/22/12_ Preciouses
After 3.5 years of wearing them, I finally took a daily photo of our wedding rings. Unless you count the photo I took the day after our wedding... but that doesn't count.
Mine is the one in focus, my wife's is the one with a ruby. Both of them have the etched mountain range, which resembles actual peaks around Tucson. I believe this one is Thimble Peak, near Sabino Canyon.
With this photo posted, I thee go to bed.
[last year] love this one - it's real, very little processing...")
_03/22/12_ Preciouses
After 3.5 years of wearing them, I finally took a daily photo of our wedding rings. Unless you count the photo I took the day after our wedding... but that doesn't count.
Mine is the one in focus, my wife's is the one with a ruby. Both of them have the etched mountain range, which resembles actual peaks around Tucson. I believe this one is Thimble Peak, near Sabino Canyon.
With this photo posted, I thee go to bed.
[last year] love this one - it's real, very little processing...
After 3.5 years of wearing them, I finally took a daily photo of our wedding rings. Unless you count the photo I took the day after our wedding... but that doesn't count.
Mine is the one in focus, my wife's is the one with a ruby. Both of them have the etched mountain range, which resembles actual peaks around Tucson. I believe this one is Thimble Peak, near Sabino Canyon.
With this photo posted, I thee go to bed.
[last year] love this one - it's real, very little processing...
See photo in original gallery.
All photographs © Jonathan Wilson