It’s once again time for my biweekly Photojojo post.  For those of you who haven’t been following my blog for a long time, Photojojo is a digital time capsule service.  Every two weeks they send me an email that has my most interesting photos posted to flickr from one year ago.

I took a long time to publish the previous post, so here we are again.  It’s mostly Scarlett Easter photos.  As I sit here and look at a photo of this year’s Easter photo, it’s pretty awesome to see how much she’s changed.  For one thing, she’s mobile now, so it was a challenge to get her to sit there while we took the photo.  For another, she can actually sit on her own.

It’s once again time for my biweekly Photojojo post.  For those of you who haven’t been following my blog for a long time, Photojojo is a digital time capsule service.  Every two weeks they send me an email that has my most interesting photos posted to flickr from one year ago.

The biggest takeaway which is SOOOOO crazy is how much Scarlett has changed in just 1 year.  Only 365 days.  And she looks COMPLETELY different!

Alright, time to cover Scarlett’s birth.  I imagine her photos will be the most interesting ones for the next year.  But I guess we’ll see.

So…..apparently the most interesting photo has nothing to do with Scarlett being born? It must be based on when I uploaded it, not when the photo was taken.

Time once again for Photojojo to send me the most interesting (as determined by flickr photos from 1 year ago)

Apparently, I only had one interesting photo last January.  (Makes sense - we were probably spending all our free time getting ready for Scarlett’s arrival.  I expect she’ll be a huge chunk of the photojojo in the coming year)

Interestingly, this year we had some snow in Dec, but if my title is correct here, the first snow of last year was in January.

Mostly just playing with my new (at the time) camera.

The best thing about getting this now is comparing how tiny this Christmas tree is versus the one I have this year.

Yesterday we took a look at the most interesting, now let’s look at the most viewed!  Two photos of Nam that I took with my holga have really been taking off.

The last time I could quickly find where I did this was last January. While there are some photos that are similar, there’s been quick a shake-up on the Most Interesting Photos (as determined by flickr’s algorithms).