Eps 1027: Storytelling in Photography
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In photographic practice, visual storytelling is often called a 'photo essay' or 'photo story'.
A series of images emphasises several ideas, whereas a single image usually emphasises just one idea.
You may have some brilliant pictures that are technically perfect; there are two particular elements that make a strong image even stronger for a photo essay.
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In case of a series of photographs, images are ordered in a specific way with the aim of affecting the viewer's emotions and intellect.A series of photographs allows a viewer to process each image independently and then connect multiple images into a cohesive storyline.In addition to choosing whether you want to tell stories with a single or multiple images, you should also decide what kind of story do you want to tell.You can choose between two different types and many other kinds for your choice. The first is an obvious one because if I wanted this book all over again it would be fine but not perfect! So when asked why we were so interested that they took us on our own journey towards becoming better readers than ever before "I'm just looking forward." We're now going through another type as well.What does reading mean?
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