Taking it slow into the new year - 1/365 #PhotoOfTheDay
In my quest to be more active on local guide connect this year, I plan to post a photo everyday for 365days.
This is my Day 1 post and feel free to join the challenge.
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Hi @iGana ,
Greetings from the Bangladesh Local Guides!
Could you please tell us a little bit more about the Photo Challenge that you share with us.
I am not clear about your photo content. Could you please help me with it?
Advance Thanks.
#LetsGuide
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Hello** @MdAtikuzzamanLimon **
Greetings from Nigeria
It is a challenge to post photos everyday for 365 days .
You can join of too.
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Dear Brother @iGana ,
Thanks for your quick reply.
Best of luck to you. Nice initiative you took but please add photo detail description to all the local guides.
#LetsGuide
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Thanks @iGana for sharring the first of 365 fotografi, nice and its inspire un to spend the days of our new year with the best helpful
Regards
PaDeSSo
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Thank you @MdAtikuzzamanLimon for the feedback . I appreciate
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Hi @iGana
While it is great that you want to challenge yourself in the community, I want to highlight what is the community for. Please read:
With this two posts in my mind, I am joining @MdAtikuzzamanLimon in asking: “what is this photo”? And “in which way is your photo related to local guides activity?”
You are welcome to post contents in the community, continuing in this thread, of course, if the content is related to the topics of the community.
Happy new year
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Hello @ErmesT ,
The speed limit sign is an abstract representation of everyone taking it slow and making every moment count in the new year. And it was taking at the Eko Atlantic in Lagos, Nigeria. This place used to a beach 10 - 15 yrs back but it was filled with sand and now it is becoming a city.
Thanks for the feedback and happy new year.
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This is Eko Pearl Towers, it is located at Eko Atlantic City, Lagos Nigeria
This place used to a famous beach called Bar beach 10 - 15 years ago but it was sandfilled and now slowly becoming a city everybody wants to visit.
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Hi @iGana ,
Cool photo and building! That’s an interesting challenge! Do you have a special plan for your photo challenge? Don’t forget to mention how you took the image and what camera you used.
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Hi @DanniS @
Honestly at the moment, the goal is be consistent and I am sure something will come along .
Thank very much for the feedback I appreciate.
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Great @iGana ! Looking forward to see more, and make sure you include details to your photo. I’m sure it will be useful for other Local Guides as well.
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Good luck for this challenge
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Thank you @DanniS @ feedback noted and I appreciate
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Hi @iGana ,
I like your idea for the photo challenge because it’s something different!
The interpretation of the sign is very interesting and I am very curious about your next photos of the challenge! I will wait for them!
Nice concept! I hope you’ll be able to keep up. Thumbs up!
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During the break, me and a couple friends took the walk on Africa’s Longest Canopy walkway and it was an exciting experience, even though most of us were afraid of height, we still took the walk.
This project was built by the NCF (Nigeria Concervation Foundation) and The Lagos State Goverment and it is located inside the Lekki Conservation Centre(LCC)
The LCC canopy walkway, built with metal pillars, is the main attraction to the destination, which is the latest innovation to the tourism sector of the country. The aerial foot bridge is 401 metres long, 0.6 meters wide and 22.5 metres high.
According to the construction firm, like other canopy walkways, there are safety measures which must be adhered to. “It is not recommended for persons below the age of 14 years. Even for adults, it is very challenging and for those afraid of heights, they should not venture into it while, nursing mother should not back their child to climb.”
It is said to be Africa’s longeest canopy walkway and Second longest in the world.
Shot with smartphone: Xiaomi Note 5A prime
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hello @bintijahsh
honestly it is going to be a hard one, I am ready for the challenge.
thanks I appreciate.
Hi @iGana ,
Was waiting for the next photo to appear! Thanks for sharing the information and what camera you used! 
That definitely looks scary to cross.
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Hi @DanniS .
Honestly, it is scary and there are seven of that to cross before you reach the end.
All photos are taken with my mobile phone, Xiaomi Note 5A Prime
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