Though it's not exactly the safest thing to do, I couldn't help but try to take a picture while I was driving. I was stopped at the left turn out of my neighborhood this morning and the sky looked absolutely fantastic. The blues and purples and pinks looked like they had been painted onto the clouds.

   I put my car into park and stretched into my backseat to get my camera really quick in case someone drove up behind me. Since it was morning, and basic lighting outside, I chose an average shutter speed with the aperture a little higher to compensate for the sun not quite out yet.          

   So now I'm going to challenge you photographers out there! I challenge you to take a dangerous photo. Go out in the wilderness, bring a camera out in public, while stopped somewhere in your car, or stalk someone from afar (not creepily of course). Just get yourself in a setting or a circumstance that is unusual or dangerous. Now, this doesn't mean I want you to walk off a cliff and take a picture of the view on the way down. And please stay away from rabid animals and hobos, too. Be smart, people.

   When you do get these photos, let me see! Email them to mollymorgan@charter.net and explain how you took the photo, what techniques you used, or any anecdote connected to the picture. If I like your photo, I will upload it on the next Photo of the Week!

   Can't wait to see what you can dish out! Be fearless! Be dangerous! Be SAFE!