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PROJECT: Share the Love – Submissions

Love is in the air, and there’s a warm gooey feeling all around the blog right now! The first few Share the Love project submissions have arrived, and they can’t help but make you smile and feel good about the world.

It’s wonderful learning a little more about the readers of this blog, and seeing what moves them. The Share The Love project has also seen a lot of new visitors come to the site via my post on Digital Photography School, titled “Photo Projects – Why you should participate“. Yesterday was a ‘top 5’ traffic day in the blog’s history, with almost 2000 views on the one day, and today feedburner is showing a new record high 714 feed subscribers!

I’d like to welcome all the new readers and share with them the feelgood vibes going around at the moment. I hope you all enjoy looking at these project entries – which will be updated below as they come in – and will consider participating in the project. Read my DPS post linked above if you’re not sure about participating in photo projects. Everyone below is in the know, however, and are enjoying the fun and rewards of participating.

So bask in the love as you enjoy the photos below!

Melinda Tuttle
I really love flowers and Spring. The day I took this was beautiful and I glowed with excitement as I burned through two batteries in my camera.


Chica
It’s my husband of 6 years, and our three little boys. :)


Ramon Abasolo
I have a renewed passion for both biking and photography. I hope the submitted picture captures both passions.


Steve Salt
My wife taking a break on our deck. i was out shooting macros and saw her laying there. She never knew i switch lens and started shooting her instead.


Anthea
This is Cordelia, one of my two British Shorthair cats. Not the most graceful of breeds, they crack me up with their silly antics. I love ’em to bits!


Russell
My Great Dane, Ellie, shot through the viewfinder of a 1950s Kodak Duaflex III.


Carlo Nicora
When we think about Love, what do we imagine? When we try to draw a scene in our mind, do we see what other see? Do love have imaginative boundaries, or is it just another alternative perspective?


Daniel Condurachi
Love
* is patient
* is kind
* does not envy
* does not boast
* is not proud
* is not rude
* is not self-seeking
* is not easily angered
* keeps no record of wrongs
* does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth
* always protects
* always trusts
* always hopes
* always perseveres
* never fails
I want to love my girlfriend with a true love


Jennifer Sprague
This is my son, who’s 4 and my daughter who is 9 today. They are what I love most in all of the world.


Peter Considine
This is just about my most prized possession – a 1929 Dieudonné violin bought in Manhattan in 1931 as a wedding gift from my grandmother to my grandfather. I rescued it from the bottom of a closet about 10 years ago and have been guarding it jealously ever since. Playing it is as close to my grandfather as I can get.


Celso
Candid shot of my significant other while watching the sun set…


Brian Auer
A triptych of my family: Wife Candice, Son Rex, and Daughter Bailey. All photos were taken with my new love: film.


Udi Tirosh
Saying “Hi” from diyphotography.net + sharing my love with you. You are doing a great job here in the blog.


Catlin Humes
My family is so important to me, this is where my husband proposed to me…where it all began.


Jeremy Johnsen
My wife and son, two of my loves


Elena
Sorry mummy, I’ll put them back when i’m finished


James Wilson
This is a portrait of my wife and our dogs.


Rebecca
This picture should show how much I love reading and books.


Véronique Moisan
Wikipedia says this about Poutine: “Poutine is a dish consisting of French fries topped with fresh cheese curds, covered with brown BBQ chicken gravy and sometimes other additional ingredients. It is a quintessential Canadian comfort food, especially but not exclusively among Québécois.” This particular poutine comes from a Mini-Golf restaurant in my hometown of Prévost where I lived for the better part of my life. To me, this poutine tastes like no other, it reminds me of warm summers days with my parents as well as the carefree innocence of my youth. So, whenever I go back to my hometown, I make a point of ordering a poutine and indulge in a huge calorie intake, but most importantly, a simple way to put a smile on my face.


Jason Weems
My dog watching over my wife and daughter, who are reading books on the porch on an easy spring evening.


Jess Mair
My husband Sam who has the kindest eyes of anyone I know. For all his grumbling he is the sweetest man and I love him very much.


Make sure you get your submission in by the close of the project, on April 30th. You can submit your entries via the form at the bottom of the main project page.

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