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A Day in the Life


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I recently joined a LJ-community where they arrange "A Day in the Life". Basically, they have pre-decided dates (like Feb 23 2007) where those signed up awake, live, and go to sleep with their camera. The deal is that you take a lot of pictures of your daily life. Try to take a bit experimental shots and at the end of the day (or the day after, for that matter) post the best shots in a post. Then, people vote for the most "interesting" day.

* Feb 20: Sign-up deadline

* Feb 23: Day in the Life. This is the day when the shots will be made.

* Feb 27: Deadline for posting submissions.

* Mar 1: Voting ends.

These have joined the first round:

-Marieh

-Mercury_Girl

-Eli

-RockaGirl

-Ms.Megan

-Tainted Muse

-Aejdude

-xxAmzxx

-Vikkysmile

If you wanna join, just leave your name.

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I really like the idea, I'm not sure I would want to take my camera into college though...

I have a question too - Is there a certain amount of pics we post? Like does everybody get 10 each or something?

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We could decide on a specific number if that makes people more comfortable.

You wouldn't have to bring your camera to school. The gist of it is to show others what your days (ditl) are like :)

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Lol. You could say that this is a way to see more positive aspects of your ordinary days. Look for stuff you don't normally notice - the shape a shoelace makes, or the formation of clouds.

These are some of the pictures I entered for my first ditl (with captions):

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"Off to take a shower"

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