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#KPCCresolutions: What's yours? We want to see photos
Instagram user "codywearsmanyhats" says: "New year, new me. This year I will spend less time begging for treats. Can I have a treat please?"
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One of my resolutions is to wear out my running shoes that look brand-new (even though I bought them nearly six months ago). I used to be an avid runner prior to a injury knee. That's why my New Years resolution to make sure I at least *try* to get back into it.
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I drove through the Ortega Highway on a recent afternoon with my GoPro mounted to the roof of my car. Part of my New Year’s resolutions include traveling more and using the GoPro to document it all.
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I also want to get up earlier in 2015 so I can squeeze in breakfast. It's the little things in life, you know?
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Get your smartphones ready: We're starting a new photo sharing project.
Each month, we'll pick a theme to help guide your photo submissions. Then, we'll leave it up to you to send us your best shots via Instagram or email.
This month’s theme: Resolutions
What's your New Years resolution? Show us in photos.
For this month, please submit a photo that falls in the theme “resolutions.” Capture photos that show how you or others are (or maybe aren't) keeping up with your two-week-old New Year’s resolutions. Whether it be a pic of your morning run, the healthy (or unhealthy food) you’re eating, we want a glimpse into your life.
Be sure to read through the details below for consideration to be featured. (And check out my attached photos for inspiration.)
Project rules:
Please tag only one photo posted to Instagram between now and the end of February using the hashtag #KPCCresolutions. Don’t do Insta? Feel free to email a photo instead to KPPC's apprentice news clerk Daniella Segura at: dsegura@scpr.org.
Include a caption that mentions the following:
- The day and time you took the photo
- A short description about the story behind image. Public radio is all about storytelling, so please don't skimp on the caption! While we love pretty pictures, we are suckers for a good story.
Any image posted with the tag will be eligible to be featured on KPCC’s website, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and Tumblr.
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Here are some images from Instagram to get you thinking:
Instagram Photo: Resolutions "focus"
Instagram Photo: Resolutions "healthy food"
Instagram Photo: Resolutions "exercise"
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