TDC 26: Take a picture of your feet that shows what kind of day you’re having.
I’m so pleased with how this came out — I went from trying (and failing) to take this shot without any of the window reflection showing up, to focusing purely on the reflection. The only digital effect I used for this was “high color” rather than “natural color” which made those leaves and flowers stand out even more.

TDC 25: Record the sound of something that gives you comfort.

TDC 24: Make a creative silhouette by aiming the camera at bright light.
Also pretty happy with how this one came out. Turned the color saturation up just a notch on this one as well.

TDC 23: Take a photo which freezes or isolates the motion of an object.
Not the best shot ever; I’m not sure that the quickness with which Ripley will look into his house then turn away is really captured in this. But he was the only one doing much moving at the time. At any rate, I’m sure there’s much more exploration to be done with capturing motion in photography.

TDC 22: Take a photo of two related objects of drastically different sizes.
Tiny guitar pick, much larger guitar (which has, unfortunately, been resting there against my wall, untouched, for far too long).