There are numerous reasons that I adore photography, not the slightest of which is that a photo (or a progression of them) can pass on stories to those that view them.
Throughout the hundreds of years individuals have assembled around open air fires, nearby squares, over suppers and in different spots to recount their stories and these social occasions have turned out to be vital to the forming of societies and groups. In later circumstances a few people have regretted that the specialty of narrating has been lost in the midst of the ascent of various innovations.
Maybe there is some reality in this – yet I likewise think about whether maybe it's simply the way we recount stories that has changed. One such medium for narrating in the time we live is advanced photography.
A photo can pass on feeling, state of mind, account, thoughts and messages – which are all imperative components of narrating.
Obviously the endowment of narrating is something that doesn't simply happen – great story tellers are deliberate about figuring out how to recount stories and practice their specialty. Following are a couple of tips for photographic story tellers
