That's great progress! If you ever have watched the Biggest Loser (my wife and I record it each week), you'll notice how the first couple weeks are slow going visually, but every week that they make further progress you really can see the changes. I would suggest that you take a new picture each time you drop another 5 pounds from your previous picture. You can line them up and see the changes better that way. If you take the picture in a well lighted room in the same spot, you could even make it into a gif animation after a year and literally watch the fat melt away!
I would really encourage you to do some bodyweight training even now, as the more muscle you recruit now the more your body will keep as it loses weight. It's tougher to build muscle than it is to lose fat, so keep a firm grasp on what you have. Doesn't have to be anything fancy, a pushup variation, squats, inverted row variation, and some planks/bird-dogs will get you started, and as your power to weight ratio improves you can work on harder variations to keep it challenging.
Regardless of that, keep up the good work, looking forward to seeing the next couple months!
