Photography Club Bingo

How to run this activity

Facilitator guidance

Give a brief example, encourage introductions and let players pass; participation is voluntary, and personal disclosures are never required. Check the group size and participants’ interests, and consider a 3×3 board for smaller groups. On a five-wide board, aim for a line of five rather than a full card.

Safety and inclusion

Use inclusive language and do not pressure anyone to share private information. Avoid unsafe challenges, restricted areas and compulsory movement, and offer seated alternatives. Check that winning lines are achievable, prompts are varied and the activity is accessible to your group.

Full prompt list

1. Someone who likes natural-light portraits
2. A member who uses a phone camera
3. Someone who enjoys street photography
4. A photographer who prefers landscapes
5. Someone who likes black-and-white images
6. A member who uses manual settings
7. Someone who knows a composition rule
8. A photographer who enjoys macro shots
9. Someone who likes golden-hour light
10. A member who has tried a tripod
11. Someone who edits photos on a tablet
12. A photographer interested in wildlife
13. Someone who uses leading lines
14. A member who enjoys architecture photography
15. Someone with a favourite prime lens
16. A photographer who likes candid moments
17. Someone who has tried long exposure
18. A member who enjoys photo walks
19. Someone who can explain depth of field
20. A photographer who likes reflections
21. Someone who enjoys photographing food
22. A member who checks consent before portraits
23. Someone who has printed a photograph
24. A photographer who suggests a new photo challenge

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