A good picture will always have something interesting about it, though, to be fair, it does depend on the type of photography. Landscapes tend to be pretty and awe-inspiring, portraits tend to make the subject aesthetically pleasing as much as possible, but, say, photojournalism, or documentary-style have to tell a story with a single moment.
It's true that using video is a lot easier when it comes to telling a story, but a single photograph can be a lot more powerful.
So, I didn't get Frank's email from yesterday until this morning, so I'm guessing the same thing is going to happen today.
Shannon
Her note: The lonely flipflop in the parking lot.
Pat
My note: This, believe it or not, is the most posed photograph I've had since starting this project. I actually took the leaf and put it there for the sole reason of taking this photograph. I had another idea, but got distracted by something shiny and forgot about it. I'm not sure if it's supposed to mean anything, I just think it's kind of cute.
I want to be tired tomorrow.
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