12 Questions in the form of Photographs



1. Who are you?

2. What is your main character trait?


3. What inspires you the most?


4. What do you normally like to take photographs of?

5. What do you love about photography?
6. What do you want to be when you grow up?


7. What is the first thing you touch in the morning?

8. What is your favorite photograph or work of art?

9. Share a secret about your friend.


10. What is a photo cliche?

11. What major goals do you have in life?


12. What is the meaning of life?











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