Project 365: The Daily Photo Project You'll Actually Finish

About this course

Project 365 sounds simple — take one photo a day for a year.
In reality, it’s easy to get overwhelmed, miss days, or give up halfway through.

This self-paced crash course is designed to help you finish.

Over a series of short videos and a downloadable PDF, I share how I approach daily photography — from mindset and motivation, to shooting when nothing exciting happens, to organising, editing and doing something meaningful with the images at the end.

This course isn’t about perfection, productivity or pretty pictures every day.
It’s about documenting real life in a way that’s sustainable, personal and honest.

I've been documenting my life for years with my camera - now I'm sharing with you what I've learnt and how you can create meaningful and beautfoul images of your own life.

What this course covers:

• The power of documenting your life through photography
• How to start a Project 365 in a way that works for your life
• Letting go of perfection and staying motivated long-term
• Photographing dark days, boring days and chaotic days
• Getting unstuck creatively
• A simple, efficient workflow (from import to choosing your daily photo)
• How to organise your images and stay on track
• Ideas for photo books, slideshows and personal reflection at the end of the year

This course is for you if:

• You want to document your life more intentionally
• You're anything between an amateur, hobbyist or professional photographer
• You feel overwhelmed by “perfect” photography challenges
• You want structure without pressure
• You want a Project 365 you can actually stick with

Questions this course helps you answer:

• How do you stay motivated and keep going for a full year?
• What do you do on days when life feels boring or nothing feels worth photographing?
• How do you avoid missing days — and how do you recover when you do?
• How do you keep a Project 365 realistic when you’re busy or tired?
• How do you organise images when you’re shooting with a camera, phone, or both?
• When and how often should you edit?
• How do you cull your images and choose just one photo per day?
• How time-consuming is this really, and how can you make it manageable?
• How do you keep seeing new moments in familiar surroundings?
• What do you do with a full year of images once the project is finished?

What you need for this project:

• A camera - anything from phone to DSLR to mirrorless will work
• Access to an image editing programme like Adobe Lightroom - if you want to edit any images (this part is optional but I show you what I do)
• Motivation to document your life continuously

One-time purchase. Lifetime access. Go at your own pace.