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25 Writing Prompts to Help End Writer's Block for Good

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25 Writing Prompts to Help End Writer's Block for Good

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   Hi! Welcome to The Aspiring Author! If you're new to my blog you can start here to learn a bit about me, or we can skip that and get to the good stuff:)    As teen authors, I'm sure there have been plenty of times when we get motivated and say, "I'm going to write a book!" Then we sit at the computer and... nothing. We're drained of all inspiration. The worst, right? It's happened several times to me, if not more! So how can we fix this? It's always the same answer for me: writing prompts!    Prompts are the perfect way to get the brain juices flowing and spark some creativity, so I made a list of my favorite writing prompts to end writer's block once and for all. Enjoy!😊 #1. If you were forced to wear a warning label, what would it say? #2. Write a story where the pretty girl doesn't fall in love with the hero, but with the villain . #3. Though she had never seen the man in her entire life, she knew exactly who he was. #4.  T...
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Top 5 Things to Remember When Photographing Animals

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         It's like I said before: I love photography just as much as writing. And what is one of the things I love to photograph?    Animals!:)    I think animals are so amazing and such a beautiful creation from God. Being able to take pictures of them is just awesome! But there are some things to keep in mind when you do this, and I'd like to share them with you:) 1. Focus on the Eyes    There is nothing more intriguing and captivating than an animal's eyes, especially a cat's. When photographing an animal's face, always make sure that the eyes are the center of focus. The best way to do this is too be sure that the eyes are sharp and aren't blurry. Try to catch little reflections and glints of light. A sharp, center of focus will draw in the audience. 2. Symmetry    Symmetry is naturally pleasing to the eye, and can be used on nearly anything. Birds and wild cats are especially photogenic in "eye...
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