Jeff Mesnil

This Way, originally uploaded by jmesnil.

2010/03/08. Take care of the Monday blues by picking up your camera. Make a photograph dominated by the color blue. #ds113

Sunset at Big Ben, originally uploaded by jmesnil.

2010/03/07. Sunday Challenge: Make a photo of a sunrise or sunset today. #ds112

I took this picture 2 days ago while walking in London. The post-processing isn’t subtle but I like the dramatic effect it brings to the photo.

Strips, originally uploaded by jmesnil.

2010/03/04. Striped patterns have a natural pattern that catches the eye. Find some stripes today and make a photo. #ds109

Clouds, originally uploaded by jmesnil.

2010/03/02. Find out what those buttons and dials on your camera do. Play today! Try a new setting and make a photo. (via @dibytes) #ds107

7 Iron, originally uploaded by jmesnil.

2010/03/01. During the Olympics, we saw many images of sports. Make your own photo of a sports activity, gear, or spirit today. #ds106

Old Couple, originally uploaded by jmesnil.

2010/02/28. Sunday challenge: Make a photo that invokes or communicates happiness to the viewer. Make ‘em feel it, not just see it! #ds105

Vercors, originally uploaded by jmesnil.

2010/02/27. The horizon can be a strong composition element. Make a photograph that emphasizes the horizon today. #ds104

Cayenne / Cardamone, originally uploaded by jmesnil.

2010/02/25. Negative space can be just as important to a composition as your primary subject. Explore negative space in a photograph. #ds102

It’s not really a negative space but I was reminded of the sequence in Asterios Polyp where Hana gives a lesson with 2 bricks. I love this comic.

Vieux Mur, originally uploaded by jmesnil.

2010/02/24. There is often a conflict between traditional and contemporary. Make a photo that shows this tension. (@melhutch) #ds101

Paravent, originally uploaded by jmesnil.

2010/02/23. Monochrome photos don’t have to be the result of processing or desaturation. Find a monochrome composition and shoot it. #ds100