Ooo Err!
I'm currently working on my new website (about time) and I was thinking about what to have on the thing... having the 1095 on my portfolio back in 2003 was a very good choice back then and has been copied numerous times now - but it's not really enough anymore in this day and age where everything is connected and people demand information on demand, so im going to share my facebook, twitter and maybe if im crazy enough my skype. - you will be able to twitter me through naughtyjames.com.. which will probably get very annoying, but oh well, right!
Facebook Group - here (become a fan! haha)
Twitter - here
Muxtape - here
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RSS Feed (big images) RSS Feed (thumbnails)About The 1095 Project
The 1095 Project was started at 18:59pm on the 15th of december 2003 by the young and up & coming british fashion photographer Craig Cowling. It is a project that will run for a mammoth 1095 days. During this time i will submit a new image to the web site every day and record my personal life and otherwise in images over three years, using digital & traditional photography.
Hopefully it will prove to be a very exciting and possibly moving experience for both me and you the viewer, as you watch my life, my style, my physique, my surroundings, my loves and every other pitfall and tribulation evolve, mutate and change over the 1095 days.
I hope there is at least one image for you over these three years that will give you as much pleasure as I get from doing this project, and by no means is this my portfolio .. this is an online visual diary if you like. You can see my portfolio by clicking through here
Enjoy.
Tools used: Nikon FM2, Nikon E-Series Fixed 50mm, Minolta Dimage F200, Ricoh XR7, Bronica ETRsi, Fuji Finepix a202 & a LG 8120 Camera Phone. Fuji, Kodak, Agfa and Polaroid Film.
1095 Photo Blog™ System by Jan Schjetne.