Weekly Creativity #234: Take a Photo where You Can Only See a Person’s Shadow or Reflection
Take a photo where you can only see a person’s shadow or reflection.
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Take a photo where you can only see a person’s shadow or reflection.
Take a macro photograph of an ordinary household object.
Write a story based on the best advertisement you ever saw.
Take a photo of somebody whose reflection looks different from their body.
Take a photo of somebody deep in concentration.
Take a photo that tells a story. Example: the second photograph, ‘Slipping on a Banana Peel’ here.
At our most recent Book Club meeting on May 29, the Stone Soup Book Club read Look Both Ways: A Tale Told in Ten Blocks, by Jason Reynolds (you can read about the meeting here). As a writing activity, we decided it would be fun to make our own Look Both Ways, an anthology by our participants about what happens to people on their walk home from school.
It's April Fool's Day! Write a story with a twist ending that will totally surprise your reader.
It's Friday--time for some flash fiction! Think of an activity you like to take part in with other people–like football or singing or playing a board game–and write a narrative of fewer than 250 words in which that thing is at the center of the action.
What is your favorite dish or food?
Why?
What memories are associated with it?
Write a personal narrative exploring these questions.