Ken Hada

Make a think Everyday

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Make a Thing Everyday

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Make a thing everyday

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Make a thing everyday

Beauty lies just outside your door.

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Daily Photography 2020-10-19. On October 19, 2020, I embarked on my daily photography journey, taking advantage of my trusty macro lens and the unique beauty of Southern California. As I meandered through my neighborhood, I noticed the intricacies of nature that often go unnoticed. The dry, sun-kissed landscape of Southern California revealed its own subtle charm. In the arid terrain, I marveled at the delicate details of drought-resistant plants, capturing the intricate patterns of succulent leaves and the vibrant colors of resilient wildflowers. The brilliant, year-round sunshine cast a warm, golden glow on my subjects, making them appear as if they were basking in perpetual summer. Each photograph told a story of endurance and adaptation, reminding me that even in the seemingly barren, there’s a wealth of beauty waiting to be discovered, right in my own backyard.

Walk around the place you live, and find beauty.

Walk around the place you live, and find beauty.

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Daily Photography was created by my lack of interest in making a thing. In the first place, it was a few months into the 2020-pandemic. And I was not feeling like making things.

As a solution, I decided to make a thing every day. And I took a camera on my daily walk. In fact, my plan was to make a thing daily.

In short, walking and taking pictures revived my connection to art. In addition I am now writing and recording music . Which is a thing I havent made in 20 years.