Month 3 of Project365

I’ve completed Month 3 of my 365-day challenge to capture and publish an original photograph every day, for 365 days.

After a challenging first two months, this third month (May) continued to be wet, in fact the wettest year on record. Skies were often leaden and light conditions very flat, but I never thought this would be an easy challenge

This month I’ve been completing more fieldwork for one of my upcoming books. You may notice there are a few more shots of wildlife than before. That’s because I’ve been meaning to capture a few for the book, including an elusive whitethroat which always sings from the densest scrub. I was really pleased to be able capture one of our most endangered mammals in the UK, the red squirrel. I was chuffed to finally take a good image of a grass snake. Also a rare leaf-rolling weevil.

I hope you enjoy this new collection.

Check on my webpage where you can see the images in higher resolution: https://gabrielhemery.com/project365/

Most of the images were captured with a Leica Q3, some taken in large format with a Hassleblad X2D, and most of the wildlife shots with my Panasonic Lumix micro four-thirds equipment.

Visit my webpage for the project. There you’ll find higher resolution images organised into monthly galleries.

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