Tip #63: Tell a StoryMy undergraduate degree is in communications. I spent many semesters studying news reporting, public relations writing, public speaking and mass media journalism. The thread through all of these classes was to tell a story that interests your reader. I find I continue to do that with my photography. Frequently people who enjoy my photos tell me they like hearing about the back story of the photo as much as looking at the photo. Some photos have more unique stories than others, but every photo has a story. So find something to tell about your photo. When you post the photo on facebook, Twitter, or any other social media outlet, give the viewer a little back story about how, why and when. Make them come back for more.
So reflect on the moment for your own enjoyment, and then share those smiles, heartaches, and learning opportunities with other folks.
Keywords:
Colorado,
Wyoming,
Yellowstone National Park,
back story,
backstory,
blog,
funny,
humor,
light,
nature,
nature photography,
photo,
photo,
photograph,
photographer,
photographers,
photography,
serious,
story,
tips,
tips for nature photographers,
tone,
travel,
wildlife,
write,
writing
Comments
No comments posted.
Loading...
|
Subscribe
RSS
Recent Posts
Trip Report: Nature of Nome
Five tips for outdoor winter safety
Polar Bear Season
Favorites of 2024
Cyber Monday Deals
Turkey Facts
Celebrating 109 Years of Rocky Mountain National Park
What's Blooming in Rocky Mountain National Park?
Amazon Deals for Galapagos Travel
Twelve Tips for Stunning Flower Photos this Summer
Archive
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
|