This document provides tips for taking photos to accompany articles, emphasizing the importance of capturing stories through photos and taking multiple photos from different angles and perspectives to ensure the subject is captured effectively. Photographers are advised to get close to their subject, be aware of lighting, include action shots with emotion, vary high and low angles, focus on details, include repetition, and be patient when taking photos to tell the story. The assignment is to take at least 100 original photos during lunch without posed "grab and grin" shots.

1. Remember…
Every picture tells a story.

2. You may have written the most
interesting article in the world…
• But not many people will read it without a
photo and/or infographic next to it.

3. When taking photos ask yourself
the question…
• What’s the story?

4. And the most important thing…
• Take lots of photos
• Take tons of photos
• 1 or 2 snaps is not enough to get “the
shot”

5. And don’t forget to…
• Get closer
• Know your light source
• Action…reaction…emotion shots
• Get high or low
• Focus on details
• Repetition
• Turn around and most of all…
• Be patient 

6. Your assignment for Friday…
• Take photos during second lunch.
• Take at least 100 photos and be…
• Original
• No “grab & grin!”

7. Your assignment for Friday…
• Take photos during second lunch.
• Take at least 100 photos and be…
• Original
• No “grab & grin!”