This is the begining time of when I started the challenge
A photo dominated by one color
Something futuristic
An unusual angle
Bright
Someone elses shoe or foot
An inanimate object made to look alive (tried to make the shoes look like they were kissing)
Converging lines
Two things that don’t belong together
A repeating pattern
A motion‑blur photo
A frame or opening leading to something else
A photo representing joy
An abstract photo that sparks “Is that a photograph?”
A metaphor for complexity
The time that I finished the challenge
Reflection:
Because it was a rainy day outside today, I decided to complete my 15 minute photo safari entirely inside of my house. Even though I was limited to indoor spaces, I was still able to find creative ways to complete all of the prompts by using different rooms, onjects, lighting and camera angles. I chose to stay inside because obviously the weather wasn’t great outside, but it also challenged me to become more creative with everyday objects and spaces around me.
The 15 minute challenge felt a lot more difficult than I expected because I really had to think quickly and creatively while moving all over my house.Some prompts were easier to complete, like repeating patterns and bright light, I already was sitting on the couch with the pillow I took the picture of and I already had a candle lit. Some of the others required a lot more imagination and experimentation. The time limit made the challenge feel fast paced, but it also forced me to pay closer attention to details I normally wouldn’t notice inside of my house.
Some of my strongest photos were the unsucual angle photographs and the shadow image because I feel like they created insteresting depth. I also thought the motion blue and abstract photographs turned out well because they looked more artistict and visually unique. I would say the most inventive photos were probably the ones where I made ordinary household objects appear unusual or alive by just changing the perspective and the lighting. Overall, This challenge helped me better understand how creativity, and perspectives can turn simple everyday scenes into some strong visual stories.
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