Often times, as writers here on wattpad, we may search and find an image or two to accompany a scene we've written in our stories. The picture represents the words we've chosen to speak. But what if we did it in reverse?

Today's challenge is a bit different from the previous ones. This time, the challenge is to choose one of the pictures (or more if you wish) and insert your character(s) from your story into the scene. What do I mean?

Well, for example, if there were to be a picture of a speeding car on a highway, then a character insertion could be putting two of your characters, L and W into a dramatic scene. L is driving rather recklessly as they try to lose the multiple cars tailing them, meanwhile W is questioning just what the heck L has gotten them into again. And well, whatever personalities your characters have should naturally shine through in their interactions. The picture is just to set the scene visually, but your creativity should take over.

And for this challenge, the one sentence limit is lifted. Write as many or few sentences as you need to properly insert your character(s) into the scene. Let's just see what interesting scenes you can derive from the pictures.

Also, as a sidenote, some of the pictures are just scenic pictures of nature. The point isn't for the picture to tell a whole story. The point is for you as an author to invent a story, to see what other eyes wouldn't. How would your character(s) react being wherever or seeing whatever is in the image? What would they even be doing in such a place? I hope my point is getting across clearly, I'm actually quite sleep deprived at the moment but this idea has been swimming in my mind for too long to ignore and I wanted to post it already.

And for anyone interested, later on I plan to make a few posts about some contests and publishing opportunities for everyone, so keep an eye out for that. For now, enjoy the challenge, and as always, Happy Writing...

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Oh, and if you haven't written any stories yet but want to try your hand at the challenge anyways, feel free to just make up any characters on the spot, and, without giving a tone of overwhelming exposition, show us who they are through the scene.