A round-up of the challenges that I joined last week and the photos that I chose to submit–
The challenges have different themes and rules. For some, the photo must be taken the week of the challenge, for others you can dig into your archives. Some even have prizes. Many of the sites have pages on Facebook. Links are included to the site of each challenge and the theme of the challenge is in the caption of each picture.
I think that other photographers enjoy learning about new challenges. You can share links to ones that you enjoy in the comments section so that we can all check them out.
Last Week’s Challenges:
- Nancy Merrill’s A Photo A Week Challenge: https://nadiamerrillphotography.wordpress.com/
Theme: Celebration
- Terri’s Sunday Stills Challenge https://secondwindleisure.com/author/terriwebsterschrandt/
Theme: What Does Summer Mean to You?
- Self-Taught Photographers Group on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/groups/1441617732734316/
Theme: Clock Tower
Theme: June Favorite
Theme: Keeping Cool
Theme: Mountains
Theme: Motion
Theme: Doors and Windows
Theme: Reflection of trees (well, bushes) in an urban environment
- 52 Frames Weekly Challenge https://52frames.com/
Theme: Use A Mirror
- Dutch Goes the Photo Tuesday Photo Challenge on WordPress https://dutchgoesthephoto.net/tag/fpj-photo-challenge/
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Theme: Heat
- Macro Mondays on Flickr https://www.flickr.com/groups/macromonday
Theme: Refreshment
Musin' With Susan 
Love the “keeping cool” photo – you captured a great expression
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Thanks so much, Nora. It was my entry in a local photo competition (my first) and I was thrilled to earn a third place “People’s Choice” recognition.
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Congrats!!
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Beautiful and fun set of photos for various challenges. 🙂
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all beautiful
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Terrific collection of challenge entries, Susan. Your lead image is great storytelling, the doll in the mirror is delightful, the June flower has great detail. Nice roundup!
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Thank you so much, Jane. I’m glad you enjoyed my round-up.
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