What if...

1. What if I take a picture under water.

2. What if I take a picture under water with the flash on.

3. What if I take a picture laying down.

4. What if I take a picture of the sky.

5. What if I take a picture in a dark room without flash.

6. What if I take a picture through a transparent medium.

7. What if I take a picture using panorama.

8. What if I take a picture of a reflection.

9. What if I take a picture while moving.

10. What if I take a picture while jumping.
This was my favorite What if...? Because the picture turned out great and is pretty.
This was my least favorite What if...? Because its just a black picture.
This was the most fun photo to shoot because I took it on a camping trip to lake Michigan with friends.
This was the most challenging photo to shoot because it was hard to get the camera to focus while moving. 

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