The problem
You own a camera and keep shooting the same photo
The gear is there, the ideas are not. “Go out and shoot” is not a plan, and random prompt lists online do not say how to approach the shot or what to practise.
Photo Challenges · photography ideas
Photography challenges: one a day, for every level
Pick a focus area, a level and how many days. Each day a card gives you a short brief set in a real situation, like “Rainy Day Umbrellas” or “The Grandparent Portrait”, plus a technique tip. 158 challenges, all written by hand.
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- 158 hand-written challenges
- 10 focus areas, 4 levels
- 1 to 60 days
Who it is for
- Beginners who want a reason to pick up the camera every day
- Phone photographers ready to try more than snapshots
- Intermediate shooters stuck in one genre
- Camera clubs and teachers looking for assignments
Before
- No idea what to shoot
- Prompts with no guidance
- Practice that fades after a week
With Photo Challenges
- A real brief every day
- A technique tip with each one
- A day counter and achievements
How it works
Three steps, right in your browser
- 1
Choose the focus
General, portrait, landscape, street, macro, product, architecture, night, technical or creative.
- 2
Choose level and length
Beginner to expert; 1, 3, 7, 10, 14, 21 or 30 days (60 for some areas).
- 3
Flip today’s card
Read the brief and the technique tip, go shoot, come back tomorrow.
Made in Photo Challenges
Real results, straight from the app
What is inside
Everything Photo Challenges does
158 challenges
Written by hand as real situations, not generated.
Ten focus areas
Portrait, street, landscape, macro, night, product and more.
Four levels
Beginner, intermediate, advanced and expert.
1 to 60 days
A day counter and a progress bar.
Tip of the day
One more idea every day.
Achievements
Badges for streaks, areas and levels.
One a day, for every level.
Photo Challenges runs in your browser on a phone, tablet or computer. Nothing to install.
5 days free · no credit card required.
FAQ
Questions people ask
What are good photography challenges for beginners?
Short, concrete ones that teach one thing at a time: shoot reflections after rain, a portrait by window light, leading lines on your street. The beginner level has 50 of them, each with a tip on how to approach it.
Are the challenges generated by AI?
No. The library is written by hand: 158 challenges in themes such as composition, light, colour, street, portrait, macro, night, motion, minimalism, storytelling, phone-only photography, architecture, landscape and product.
How does a challenge run work?
Choose a focus area, a level and a goal length. You get one challenge card per day from the library for that choice and a daily tip. A run you have started stays saved until you finish it.
Can I do the challenges with a phone?
Yes. Many work with any camera, and there are challenges written for phone-only photography.
Are the challenges suitable for beginners?
Yes. Challenges progress from beginner to expert. Start easy and work your way up.
How long is a challenge?
1, 3, 7, 10, 14, 21 or 30 days, and 60 days for the general, creative and technical areas.
Is my progress saved?
Yes, in your browser on that device, with achievements for finished runs and explored areas.
What language are the challenges in?
English.
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