Pictures that tell a story photography

Admittedly, I’d had some stressful and shitty things happen over the past few months. However, I realized within minutes of waking up that morning that I had been making a habit of being sad. I hadn’t just been reminding others that I was going to be sad that month, I had actually been reminding myself that I was supposed to be sad, too.

They travelled on the same train, shared the same interests, did the same things, but they never noticed each other at all. Also featured in this excellent blog on LightStalking here www.lightstalking.com/15-amazing-photographs-that-success...

human INSIDE is an anti-discrimination campaign which aims to raise awareness of discrimination and hopefully reduce discrimination as much as possible.Instead of using people, inanimate objects became the subjects of the photo essays. Each essay tells …

Even if our friendships, however deep and profound we may perceive them to be, however much care, love, and nurturing we may have poured into them along the way, may not be the same as they once were in their glory days, it does not necessarily mean that the times shared in the past were for naught.

We all have a story to tell. None of us walk the same path through life, or know the same people, or travel to the exact same place at the exact same time. We all bring something unique to the world around us.

A selection of the pictures on show at this year's Portrait Salon.

Photo essays are a great way to push your creative skills and become a better photographer. By taking just one photo essay example from this article and trying it for yourself, you'll learn how to tell stories will your camera.

I have a background in black and white photography – using actual film and processing in a darkroom. The entire first year of my two year college photography program was spent doing black and white photography only, nothing else. I came to love working in the darkroom and seeing the image appear on the paper […]