This morning I decided to try an experiment. I would see if I could shoot, edit and make a blog post in 60 minutes or less. I dedicated 20 minutes to each task.

I knew I could do SOMETHING in that time frame, but how many photos would I get that I liked in 20 minutes? I took 89 frames and edited 18. Still not sure how many of those will end up here.

Would I spend too long editing? I didn’t. It took 15 minutes. Since my background is in photojournalism, I’m really very fast at editing.
Ok, I’m going to press “publish” now and I clocked in at about 53 minutes for the entire project start to finish!
Thanks for joining me while I try out this experiment! There are more photos below and some related posts with more images of this time we’re all spending close to home.



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Here are some other posts of images I took around the homestead during the pandemic.