Interactive Photo Challenges to Boost Event Engagement

Interactive Photo Challenges to Boost Event Engagement

Dec 10, 2015 | Announcements, Challenge Suggestions, Weekly Hunt

Looking for engaging photo or video challenge ideas for your next event? These scavenger hunt–style challenges are designed to encourage creativity and participation and can be completed anywhere in the world. Because they aren’t tied to a specific location, venue, or live event, they work well for virtual events, hybrid experiences, conferences, and team-building activities. Use these ideas as inspiration or customize them to fit your event’s theme and engagement goals.

  • #ThrowBackThursday – Share a past pic of you and your best friend.
  • Camp Cap-A-Lot – Take a photo of an official campground. Include some sort of signage to prove you are there.
  • Fire Safety – Take a photo of a fire alarm in a public location.
  • Heavenly H2O – Take a photo of a water tower.
  • I Spy- D – Find the letter “D” formed in architecture, nature, etc.
  • Is This Your Card? – Creatively represent a specific playing card. Be sure to include the card you’re representing in the photo.
  • Knock, Knock – Take a photo of a unique door knob.
  • Lions, Tigers and Bears- OH MY! – Take a photo an object that represents one of the animals listed.
  • Menora Magic – Chanukah started this week, so creatively represent the winter holiday!
  • Oh Christmas Tree – Christmas time is nearly here, so take a photo of some place selling Christmas trees. No sellers near you? Get creative.
  • Self-Portrait – Whether it’s paint, pencil, macaroni or clay choose your medium and create a portrait of yourself.
  • Slick Skater – Take a photo at either an ice skating rink or rollerskating rink.
  • Smell The Roses – Creatively represent the phrase “See The World Through Rose Colored Lenses.”
  • Super Zero – If you had a super power what would it be? Creatively represent that power and include what your superhero name would be somewhere in the photo.
  • Three-Wheeler – Take a photo of a tricycle.

 

Want to turn these photo and video challenge ideas into an engaging scavenger hunt for your next event? Contact the Eventzee team to learn how our platform supports virtual, hybrid, and in-person events around the world.

https://eventzeeapp.com/contact/

Interactive Photo Challenges to Boost Event Engagement

Team-Building Photo Challenge Ideas for Groups of Any Size

Dec 3, 2015 | Announcements, Challenge Suggestions, Weekly Hunt

This post is part of Eventzee’s collection of photo and video challenge ideas designed for scavenger hunts and interactive events. These challenges can be completed anywhere in the world and aren’t tied to a specific venue or live event, making them perfect for virtual events, hybrid experiences, global teams, and remote participants. Use these ideas for team building activities, conferences, marketing campaigns, or standalone scavenger hunts.

  • #ThrowBackThursday – Share a past pic of you bundled up for winter.
  • All Patched Up – Take a photo of a unique patch on a jacket, hat, etc.
  • Angelic – Make a snow angel! Don’t have any snow? Texas doesn’t either. Guess we’ll have to get creative!
  • Crazy Cup – Take a photo of a unique cup, mug or glass.
  • Dedicated to… – Find a statue, monument, bench, park, etc that has been dedicated to someone.
  • Doctor, Who? – Creatively represent doctors, nurses, hospitals, or anything in the medical field.
  • Fresh Furniture – Take a photo of a store that sells furniture. Maybe pick up a new couch while you’re at it?
  • I Spy- C – Find the letter “C” formed in architecture, nature, etc. For an example check out the Eventzee blog.
  • Laundered – Take a photo of a public laundromat or dry cleaners.
  • Mobile Meals – Take a photo of a food truck or moveable food stand.
  • Ornamental – Our office Xmas trees are kinda lacking. Design us an ornament!
  • Parade Perfection – Creatively represent an awesome parade float.
  • Totally Tubular – Take a photo of something tie-dye.
  • When I Grow Up… – Creatively represent what job you wanted when you were a kid. Be sure to include the name of the profession somewhere in the photo.
  • Zodiac – Creatively represent the astrological sign for late November and early December.

 

Want to turn these photo and video challenge ideas into an engaging scavenger hunt for your next event? Contact the Eventzee team to learn how our platform supports virtual, hybrid, and in-person events around the world.

https://eventzeeapp.com/contact/