52 Week Photo Challenge: A Year of Photography Ideas, Projects, Prompts to Improve Your Photography Skills and Creativity

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52 Week Photo Challenge: A Year of Photography Ideas, Projects, Prompts to Improve Your Photography Skills and Creativity Are you ready to up your photography game? If, so this 52 Week Photo Challenge is for you! Whether you are a beginner or professional photographer, this book will help you to improve your photography skills & creativity. So, how do you start? Each week you will pick one of the prompts from the provided list. Look through the options and find one that appeals to you. You are free to start anywhere on the list. The purpose of each challenge is to try something different, push your boundaries, and increase your skills as a photographer. Use the photo challenge to try new techniques or genres. About the challenge: You may use any kind of camera, lens or setting for this challenge. The challenge may be started at any time of the year. Choose from 52 Photo Prompts to inspire, motivate, and take you out of your comfort zone. This Book Features Space To Track: Date & Time Name Location Image Camera Lens Iso Filters Focus Aperture Balance Shooting Mode Shutter Speed Flash Settings Drive Mode Notes Theme Genre Ideas and Inspiration for Theme Dot Grid Area for more notes or paste in your finished photo from the theme Book Details: Convenient 6 x 9 Inch Size - Perfect for purses or backpacks Durable, glossy cover This book is a great gift for any photographer or photography lover! Perfect for camera clubs! Are you ready to accept the challenge? Order your copy today! Review: Good - The best for begin a project and creativity Review: List + 52 blank pages - This book is not at all how it is advertised - technically yes, there is a list of 52 photography ideas, but they are incredibly simple (landscape, silhouette, texture) and read more like a high school photography class’s assignments than actual inspiration for established (or even beginner) photographers. The rest of the book after the single page list is just journal pages where you can record details about the photo(s) you took for the challenge. It’s really just a notebook. I can only see this being useful or worthwhile for young photographers just starting out, getting used to camera settings, needing some help generating ideas. I bought it as a gift for a professional photographer hoping it will help generate some inspiration for their work and I would be way too embarrassed to actually give them this book. It is also a quite flimsy paperback and my copy was shipped with a few other items in the same box and the cover was damaged in transport because of how cheaply made it is. Don’t waste your money on this. There are probably other, much better inspiration guides for photographers out there.