Photograph One A Day (31 Day October Project)

The rules are simple:

Take photographs Each and Every Day, and post your best ONE (1) shot of the day - EACH DAY for November. If you happen to miss a day or two (life happens), it is OK to catch up and upload the photos for the days missed, or just skip those days.

Please don't post more than 2 to 3 at a time. This is part of the learning process.

DO NOT POST TO THE ALBUM UNTIL AFTER 11/01/2026.

Please use a browser like Chrome and the Meetup.com website to post the images, as the Meetup app does not handle albums very well.

Towards the top-left of the page is a link to Add Photos for uploading your photo to the album. CONFIRM that your photo was added to the correct album. Remember to post your best photo (JUST ONE) you took every day on that day! DO NOT POST PHOTOS FROM ANY OTHER TIME! If you have time to post an older image, you can take a new image and post it. Be creative.

Please add a caption to show how far you are in the process. After you upload the image you took that day, find your photo at the end of the album, and edit the caption to state the day and total number of days in the month like this:?/30. You can add the title of the image if you wish. A good title can make a photo! So, your photo for the November 1st caption would be "1/30: My great photo!" \ Adding a caption helps you keep track of where you are in the month. It does help.

The purpose is to have fun and get in the habit of shooting every day. Learn to use your camera. Read your manual and test out a new feature you have never used before. Sometimes picking a theme/project can help focus (pun intended), like flowers, your pet(s), a lens you haven't used in a while, or whatever your passion is. Or try something new...

The end date is 11/30/2026. Meetup.com does not allow events to be longer than 2 weeks.

Other images that were not taken by you will be removed. Please keep the images family-friendly. You need to be a member of the Virginia Beltway Photography Group.

I look forward to seeing how far people go and grow as better photographers!