The photo project has officially begun, and already we have some great submissions! Follow along with our participants as they capture Kingston through their (digital) lens. If you would like to participate, you can still sign up for the remaining days of the photo project by emailing us at kingstonthroughmylens@gmail.com.
Day 1
People: We are all touched by those around us, young and old, from all walks of life. Today we captured the people who make Kingston home to us.
Day 2
Home: Whether we are new to town or we’ve been here for generations, Kingston holds a special place in our hearts. Take a look at the places we call home.
Day 3
Nature: Not only is Kingston situated on a beautiful lake, it is also home to an abundance of natural havens where we can retreat to. Escape with us to these places.
Day 4
Past and Present: As Canada’s first capital city, we have strong historical significance. This heritage exists alongside innovation in this increasingly forward-thinking city. See where we find the threads of the present woven into the fabric of the past.
Day 5
The Daily Grind: A morning jog, a cup of coffee…we all have seemingly routine things that we do every day. The spotlight for the Kingston Through My Lens halfway mark is on these daily tasks that we so often take for granted.
Day 6
Learning: People can learn in a wealth of different ways and places. In fact, education occurs all around us, and we are continually shaped by the things we experience every day. The theme for our sixth day captures these moments of inspiration all around us.
Day 7
Food: Kingston is home to a wealth of wonderful restaurants and markets. No matter what you enjoy, there’s something for everyone. Take a look at some of the things we consumed today.
Day 8
Transportation: One of the most interesting things about a city is the way people move in and around a place. Whether on land, on the water, or in the air, we all have different ways of getting around. Today, see how we get from one place to another.
Day 9
Community: We all need a community to plug into. Through these communities, we can meet people, try new things, or share the hobbies that we already love. Kingston is one large community, but there are flashes of community everywhere you go. Come see what community looks like to us in today’s photos.
Day 10
Potential: To end it all off, we spotlight what’s possible. Over the past 10 days, we have taken a look at many great things about Kingston. Today, we project our photos to the future, to where we see change and growth. Cities are always evolving – how can we make sure that we’re on the path to a better tomorrow?
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