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PHOTOGRAPHIC SCAVENGER HUNT The subjects are specifically setup as photographic challenges.

PHOTOGRAPHIC SCAVENGER HUNT The subjects are specifically setup as photographic challenges. Through a window looking outside. Through a window close-up (macro). Of a person or object in front of a window.

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PHOTOGRAPHIC SCAVENGER HUNT The subjects are specifically setup as photographic challenges.

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  1. PHOTOGRAPHIC SCAVENGER HUNT • The subjects are specifically setup as photographic challenges.

  2. Through a window looking outside.

  3. Through a window close-up (macro).

  4. Of a person or object in front of a window.

  5. From a non-typical vantage point, i.e., lying on your stomach, lying on your back looking up, from your student’s perspective, etc.

  6. Something abstract.

  7. With a busy background.

  8. Mono-chromatic

  9. If you have two cameras, same image, with both SLR and Point and Shoot

  10. Snapshot of someone in the class.

  11. “Portrait” of anyone.

  12. A self portrait - yes BY you.

  13. Photograph a lit light, close.

  14. A darkly lit subject.

  15. Architectural detail.

  16. Your hand.

  17. People who are not aware you are taking a picture of them.

  18. A stranger, with their permission.

  19. Nature

  20. Running water

  21. A reflection in something other than glass.

  22. Focus on something in the foreground.

  23. Focus on something mid-ground

  24. Something pretty.

  25. Patterns

  26. Extra Credit: Stop motion.

  27. Extra Credit: Something invisible.

  28. Extra Credit: Nighttime

  29. Extra Credit: Something you’re nervous about (be safe though).

  30. Extra Credit: Your spouse and you (school appropriate please).

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