Visual Storytelling

-Something in motion: Choose your shutter speed to determine whether your chosen object will seem like it’s moving (with motion blur) or seem like a static sliver of time.
-Something rather ordinary, but take an interestingly angled picture of it to offer a new way of looking at it.
-A place at two different times of the day (e.g., dawn and dusk) to show how natural lighting can substantially affect an image’s mood and emotion, thereby telling a story.
-A candid photo of a person, or a group of people, that tells a story.