Scavenger Hunt - How to Find Fun Ideas for Photo Scavenger Hunt

Photo scavenger hunt can be a great way to get the party-goers actively involved in the fun. If you are planning a party for teens or adults, there are many possibilities to come up with some neat ideas for your photographs you will have a scavenger hunt takes participants.

If you have never participated in the hunt for photos, let me explain how it works. Not like a scavenger hunt where you bring back the physical things that you must find, with hunting pictures, you just need to bring back the picture. Today, most people will have a digital camera, even if only on their phone, so it makes the game easy for everyone to play.

It can change the game quite a bit of traditional scavenger hunt. For example, you do not need to send you out to photograph groups of different objects that they need to find. You can even have their photograph themselves performing different tasks.

For a little retro fun, arrange each group with a single Polaroid camera. Since Polaroid film is a bit expensive, you can make frugality part of the game, and will also help keep the games short and fun. Creating a rule that only one package of Polaroid film can be used by each group. So it will be 10 total photos.

Planning List Video Scavenger hunt

This is where the fun in. You should feel free to mix things up a bit. Make a list of tasks that can be done indoors and then some that can be done outdoors. Be sure to pick some challenging locations as well. And of course, most of the stuff on your list might be a bit silly. Or if you hold a bachelorette party, you can try for a little risque.

If you find yourself confused for ideas, think about the kinds of games you played as a child physically and that would probably be pretty funny (and perhaps embarrassing!) for make as an adult.

Here is a brief list:

• Charades
• Sculpture
• Pillow Fights
• Light as a Feather

Then you work your party-goers with specific instructions on this game. They go out and play them and bring back photographic evidence! For example, they have proved that the levitation trick party (Light as a feather) actually works. Or tell everyone to go out and play as a certain type of statue statues (comic book character, the American president, etc.). Or have everyone come up with phrases to guess the word and then everyone has to be photographed doing a different word in the sentence.

I think by now you probably have a good idea of what silly things you can come up with your friends are doing on a photo scavenger hunt, but you can always get more ideas from my compilation of a list of the hunt. There should be enough there to really help your own creativity to flow.