Poetic Winter, A Photography Challenge
I’m so excited to finally announce our winter photography challenge! This Winter I’m teaming up with three amazingly talented ladies, Kristi of Live and Love Out Loud, Faith of Sweet Violet and Alicia of Project Alicia for an inspiring four-week challenge during the month of February, aimed at capturing the poetic beauty of winter through the medium of photography. As previously with our successful Shades of Autumn Photo Challenge, everyone is invited and encouraged to participate regardless of skill-level, equipment or geographic location.
For more details about the challenge and to see the upcoming photo prompts for each week, please visit the Photo Challenge Page.
We have a new Poetic Winter Pinterest Board set up, where we’ll be pinning some of our favourites from each prompt throughout the duration of the challenge. We’re looking forward to seeing all of your beautiful photographs in February!
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Can’t wait to work with you again, Rebecca! It’s always a pleasure. Here’s to another wonder photo challenge…
Kristi {at} Live and Love Out Loud´s last post ..Announcing Our Long Awaited Winter Photography Challenge
This sounds really cool – off to see what I need to do to join in
Rachel Cotterill´s last post ..Kid Transport
Oooh, that sounds like a fun challenge!
Heather T.´s last post ..Clickin’ Moms Project 52: Week 3 – Food
Sounds like a fabulous idea, Rebecca!! Beautiful challenge image and quote <3
Elle´s last post ..Dinosaur
I cant wait for this!
Jodi Hall´s last post ..Unseasonably Warm Monday!
Oh this looks fun. February will be super busy for me, but I’ll have to check in to see what people are doing!
Oh! I am soooo excited. Can’t wait!!
I love this photo, Rebecca! Tried to pin it and it wouldn’t let me tag you.
Great work! Looking forward to some more inspiration in the coming weeks!
alicia´s last post ..Unveiling the Poetic Winter Photography Challenge
What a great idea! Winter can be so long. . . A challenge will be a nice motivator!
My last blog post (beyond the dreary) was all about finding the beauty in a rather bleak Winter. I guess I’m not the only one trying to remind myself that there is more to a snowless Winter than doom and gloom…