- First you will use the Number Generator.  Set to  #1- max. #50 

- Generator a number. ( We will use this number in Step 4) (I got 15)

- Generate 50 words (with the Random Word Generator (https://wordcounter.net/random-word-generator Links to an external site.) .

- Once you get the 50 words—Use the number generated from step 2 to decide your word. 

- Use the amount of letters in that generated word to determine how many photos you need to produce. (the 15th word was "owe" so I do 3 photos)

- Use a coin toss, either on Siri or with an actual coin, to determine whether the shoot is inside or outside. (Inside: Heads, Outside: Tails) (I got tails so I shot outside)

- Throw one of the shoes that you're wearing in the air. If it lands upright, you shoot the photos vertically, if not, you shoot the photos horizontally. (Mine landed upright so I shot my photos vertically)

- Label 4 small square pieces of paper 1-4 and place them into a plastic cup. Each number corresponds with a set of inspirational quotes with different themes. (1: Encouragement, 2: ..., 3: ..., 4: ..., )

- Mix around the papers and without looking, pull a numbered paper from the cup. (I picked 1 which corresponded with Encouragement)

- Turn over all 10 cards that were behind the Encouragement group and shuffle them around on the ground. Then blindly pick up one of the cards and read the quote that is on the back of the card. (I picked up "You make the world a better place")

- Text someone you know would respond the quickest to choose one of the two following words with no context: Left or Right. If the person chooses left, the subject needs to be a natural outdoor subject. If the person chooses right, the subject needs to be a household object. (I texted my sister and she chose right so I included household objects)

- Make a phone call to the next person that you think would answer the quickest and have them choose between one of the two following words: Up or Down. If the person chooses up, you hold the object in the air. If the person chooses down, the object sits on the ground. (I called my mom and she chose up so I held my objects in the air)

- Do the Wordle of the day, which is an unbeknownst 5-letter word challenge by the New York Times that changes daily. If the correct word that is either guessed or not guessed has more consonants than vowels in the word, use objects that fit the quote that make life easier/better. If there are more vowels than consonants, use objects that encourage environmental friendliness. (The word on the day that I did this was "Unite" which has more vowels than consonants and so I used objects that make the planet, our world, a better place)

To conclude, I took 3 vertical photos outside while holding up household objects that make the world a better place.