I will preface this by admitting it has taken me well over a year to be able to say that I did it.
I finally completed a FMSPhotoADay challenge on Instagram. What is it? It is a challenge that for one month you take a picture a day ( yes, I know one month, it doesn’t sound so impressive when people are doing 365 photoaday projects.) using a daily prompt. For me this was quite difficult because I forget that I have to do it, what the prompt is or I just run out of time. I thought I would share with those of you who are not or don’t follow me on Instagram, what January looked like to me through this challenge.
Day One Lunch
Day Two Something Beginning with G
Day Three My Town
Day Four Words To Live By
Day Five Found
Day Six Happens Everyday
Day Seven Upside Down
Day Eight Favourite Number
Day Nine Natural
Day Ten Man Made
Day Eleven Looking Down
Day Twelve Colourful
Day Thirteen Made Me Smile
Day Fourteen Three Things I Need In My Life
Day Fifteen Black and White
Day Sixteen Sun
Day Seventeen Tiny
Day Eighteen Happy Place
Day Nineteen Breakfast
Day Twenty To Do List
Day Twenty One Blue
Day Twenty Two Nice
Day Twenty Three Bedtime
Day Twenty Four Myspace
Day Twenty Five Taste Of Winter
Day Twenty Six Fun Stuff
Day Twenty Seven Something I Bought
Day Twenty Eight Dinner
Day Twenty Nine Window
Day Thirty Best Invention Ever
Day Thirty One Polka Dot
I think I did pretty well, some of the prompts I was quite creative with the prompts and explained further my ideas on the instagram post. I am going to take part in the February challenge and will post my daily progress also on this blog. I hope you will take part too if you have time. See the list of prompts below.
Let me know what you think? I know you have something to say. Are there any photoaday challenges you take part in? If you wish to join or start the conversion you can do so in the comment box below.
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