Nicholas Klein's 12 Photos Challenge
Digging into the photo archives
We all take photos all the time on our phones or with personal or professional cameras, and so I’ve come up with 12 different prompts that would best force you to dig through your collection in different ways (inspired by the book tag I participated in back in January). Don’t be afraid to go WAY back or to stick with more recent photos, or a mix in between.
Join the Challenge: Here are the rules
- Link back to this post as well as thank and link to the person who tagged you.
- Find a photo that you have taken that relates best to each of the 12 prompts below and tell a little about the story behind that photo.
- Feel free to swap out one or two of the photo challenges with your own variation.
- Give a shout-out to any number of friends who you think should take up this challenge.
- Have an adventurous time!
I challenge you!
If you are on the list below, you have been officially challenged to this photo tag, are you up to the challenge? Feel free to copy this prompt to your blog or to social media!
- Sarah Maree @ Caffeine is my Muse
- LeriSiren @ Postcards from La-La Land
- Walker’s - You know who you are
Let the prompts begin
1. Taking That First Step
2. More Work Than It Was Worth
3. A Memory You Will Never Forget
4. Someone You Have Lost
5. That Thing You Did That Time
6. Breaking The Rules
7. Something Only You Appreciate
8. Mysterious And Abstract
9. You Doing Something You Love
10. A Companion In Your Life
11. A Highlight From A Trip You Took
12. Doing Something New And Loving It
Feel free to join the challenge below in the comments, picking out just one of your favorite prompts to partake in! Or join the full challenge by using the rules above on social media or your own blog. Stay creative and curious out there!
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About the Author
Founder and visual artist, specializing in all aspects of a businesses presence from imagery and video to graphics and web. A graduate of IPFW with a Bachelor in Fine Arts, Concentration Photography as well as an Associates Degree in Business. His personal photography works are focused on landscape, travel, and aerial photography.