Have successfully taken a photo every day for the past two years so the project continues for 2018. I expect it to be more challenging this year since I am retired and there will be many days that I don't leave the house. New subjects might be hard to find.

After successfully completing last year's New Year Resolution by taking one photo every day in 2016, I will attempt to extend it for another year. Some days it was challenging to find a subject, but a fun challenge none the less.

Started consciously taking a photo every day in November 2015, so this is just a compilation of those already taken in 2014. I have the same goal to summarize "a year in the life' but I was also curious to see how days I had actually taken a photo.

I have a large collection of political campaign stuff, bumper stickers, buttons, posters, etc. Will take some time to photograph/scan them, but here is what I have so far. As a collector, i am non partisan, so no endorsements should be inferred.

Started compiling this collection in January 2017 since this September makes 50 years since I first set foot on this campus. My time here is coming to an end, so I am going to try to catalog a number of UD buildings before I leave.

Physicist Harry Shipman, museum director Belena Chapp and exhibition designer and sculptor David Meyer combined their mutual interest in space and talents in their respective fields to recreate the solar system across the UD campus with granite markers representing the sun and the planets.

It's late in life to start a new collection, but I was in Cape Henlopen State Park, when a manhole cover caught my eye. Probably due to the fact that it was raised a foot off the ground, but I realized that most of us are completely ignoring the craftsmanship literally underneath our feet. I quickly realized that there are far too many to try to photograph completely, so I am limiting it to those that have an identifiable place name stamped on them. Not sure how long this fascination will last, but here is what I have so far.

A collection of photos taken at concerts and plays attended, often breaking the rules, but always waiting until the end to avoid disruption. Some are fuzzy or with poor lighting, but the memory is preserved.

A collection of theatre and concert programs and tickets. Many, many more yet to scan. I was not as obsessive about collecting in the early days, so many are missing, but I am getting those I kept organized and catalogued.

Historic sites and homes, festivals, amusement parks and road side attractions. From the sublime to the ridiculous, Longwood Gardens to Dollywood. (National Park brochures in separate album)

Most purchased as souvenirs while traveling, but a prime candidate for downsizing. Anyone want to buy them?