Challenges like this can be found all over the Internet; it's pretty easy to create nice pictures with a smartphone and one of the easy photo-editing apps. I liked this one so much that I saved it to my Pinterest and decided to share here, too.
December Photo-a-Day Challenge
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What a fantastic idea!
That would be super-cool and such a neat memory to look back at through the years.Here are a few more I've discovered:
As one of my Christmas gifts this year I have asked a friend to take some photos of my family. We have not had family photos taken for years and I just feel it is time to get some done.
My family consists of DH and myself, DD, DS, my mum and my brother, so not a huge group but very special to me.
My mum and I will put the photos in albums and it would be lovely to add some photos of the themes listed here.
My family consists of DH and myself, DD, DS, my mum and my brother, so not a huge group but very special to me.
My mum and I will put the photos in albums and it would be lovely to add some photos of the themes listed here.
Ohmigosh ~ I LOVE this idea!! And have the whole thing bound in a book for the kids for the future. LOVE IT! (And I was just thinking about Advent - we could make this part of our Advent calendar)
Nice idea! I'd vary it some to take account of Hanukkah and the fact that DH's birthday falls in December.
I love this idea. I tried to do Capture365 one year but only made it for two months! :elf:Maybe I could do 25 days....my camera phone has been acting up though so I would have to see if I can get it to work...if not could use the theme as journaling or art journal prompts.
Also I'm doing 30 Days of Thankful starting...November 1st.
Also I'm doing 30 Days of Thankful starting...November 1st.
I have set a date for mid November for a family photo day. We are joining another family and we will take photos of each other.
Would like to take a photo every day for the 25 days and use it as an advent calender for next year.
Would like to take a photo every day for the 25 days and use it as an advent calender for next year.
Sadly the date we had set aside to take photos fell through. We have decided to try again in March/April and give the photos for Mother's Day.
I get a photo of DS and I every year from his school.
On Mothers Day (or actually a few days before) they have a mother/ son breakfast at school. The school pays a professional photographer to take a portrait of son and Mum together. The school then gets them printed in a 5x8 for each boy to give to his Mum on Mothers Day. The photos come out great and I love them- they usually print them in black and white.
On Mothers Day (or actually a few days before) they have a mother/ son breakfast at school. The school pays a professional photographer to take a portrait of son and Mum together. The school then gets them printed in a 5x8 for each boy to give to his Mum on Mothers Day. The photos come out great and I love them- they usually print them in black and white.
I know this is an old thread, but I think it's a great idea. What do you take the photos of? do you do people, decorations or what? I am also interested in doing the 365 days and starting on the first day of summer vacation until next years summer vacation.
I do anything that relates to what I do. Could be something in the garden or a photo of me doing something I enjoy (or not enjoy!) but anything that records your life.
I think a whole year of photos would be a lot of fun.
I think a whole year of photos would be a lot of fun.
Saved and Printed these ideas off! I agree a year of photos would be excellent! I loved photography but have not picked up my camera in a long time.
Edit to add:
Okay I did it a quick Pinterest search resulted in September to August (did till next year) monthly photo challenges printed.
Printed them off four to a page, cut them out and taped into my dayplanner!
Edit to add:
Okay I did it
a quick Pinterest search resulted in September to August (did till next year) monthly photo challenges printed. Printed them off four to a page, cut them out and taped into my dayplanner!
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