Take a photo of ANTHING w/ Kenzieluvsart

What can we use instead of a background sheet, the small Kenzieluvsart artwork, or a notepad if we don’t have them?

If you don't have a background sheet, use a plain bedsheet or poster board, substitute the small Kenzieluvsart artwork with a printed phone image or a simple drawing placed in the scene, and write your notes on scrap paper if you don't have a notepad and pencil.

My photos are coming out blurry or with weird shadows — what should I change during the shoot?

If photos are blurry or show harsh shadows, smooth the background sheet and remove clutter (step 4), move the lamp to the side or slightly in front (step 5) for softer light, and steady the camera on a table while trying different angles and distances (steps 8–9).

How can I adapt this activity for younger children or make it more challenging for older kids?

For younger children have an adult handle steps like placing Kenzieluvsart and the lamp while the child picks props and their favorite photo (steps 3, 5, 10–11), and for older kids encourage experimenting with composition, multiple angles (step 8), and writing a detailed 1–2 sentence explanation themselves (step 11).

How can we extend or personalize the project after picking our favorite photo?

Extend the project by creating a themed mini-series with different props or backgrounds (step 5), editing or collaging your chosen images, and adding a longer caption or behind-the-scenes note when you post to DIY.org (steps 11–12).