Ten Photos on the Way
Write ten words before you leave — something round, something older than you, a hidden face — and hand over the camera. The route you have walked a hundred times stops looking familiar.
What you need
- A phone or an old camera
- A scrap of paper and a pen
- Your usual route
How to play
- Write ten words together before you leave: something round, something older than you, a hidden face, a repeated pattern.
- Hand over the phone and agree that only your child takes the pictures.
- Photograph things and places, never people you do not know.
- Walk the usual route and stop whenever someone spots a match.
- Argue it out properly when one photo could fit two words.
- Take the last photo of something nobody could have predicted.
- Look through all ten at home and pick the one that says the most.
