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SUMMARY:JP Stones presents
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DESCRIPTION:JP StonesStorytelling for Photographers Great storytelling can 
 help\nyour audience connect emotionally with your images. But understandin
 g\nhow to weave a narrative into your photography can be confusing. How\nc
 an one photo tell a whole story\, with a beginning\, middle\, and end?\nJP
  has spent the last 5 years photographing the same group of Mexica\,\nor A
 ztec\, dancers. In that time he learned how connected the Mexica\nare to t
 heir mythology. To stories passed down across generations.\nThat’s when 
 he decided that\, as these stories were so vital to\nMexica culture\, they
  needed to play a bigger role in his portraits.\nThis is a talk is about w
 hat happened next. About how a desire to tell\nstories visually\, ended up
  changing his entire creative process\, and\nthe way people react to his p
 hotos. Using examples from his cultural\nphotography work in Mexico\, JP S
 tones explores different ways to\nimprove that emotional connection. Inclu
 ding how myths and character\narchetypes can be harnessed for better story
 telling. Working with\nnarratives won’t just change the way people engag
 e with your photos\,\nit will fundamentally change the way you create them
 . Because that\nnarrative can also be used to guide decisions on posing\, 
 composition\,\nlighting\, and color. Focusing your creative decisions and 
 ensuring you\ncreate cohesive work. JP has presented for professional orga
 nizations\nand camera clubs across the US\, Mexico\, and the UK. His work 
 has been\nfeatured on the cover of multiple publications\, including Good 
 Light\nMagazine. He’s been teaching his Photo Workshops for close to 10\
 nyears. Venue: Coastal Camera Club.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:JP StonesStorytelling for Photographers Great 
 storytelling can help your audience connect emotionally with your images. 
 But understanding how to weave a narrative into your photography can be co
 nfusing. How can one photo tell a whole story\, with a beginning\, middle\
 , and end? JP has spent the last 5 years photographing the same group of M
 exica\, or Aztec\, dancers. In that time he learned how connected the Mexi
 ca are to their mythology. To stories passed down across generations. That
 ’s when he decided that\, as these stories were so vital to Mexica cultu
 re\, they needed to play a bigger role in his portraits. This is a talk is
  about what happened next. About how a desire to tell stories visually\, e
 nded up changing his entire creative process\, and the way people react to
  his photos. Using examples from his cultural photography work in Mexico\,
  JP Stones explores different ways to improve that emotional connection. I
 ncluding how myths and character archetypes can be harnessed for better st
 orytelling. Working with narratives won’t just change the way people eng
 age with your photos\, it will fundamentally change the way you create the
 m. Because that narrative can also be used to guide decisions on posing\, 
 composition\, lighting\, and color. Focusing your creative decisions and e
 nsuring you create cohesive work. JP has presented for professional organi
 zations and camera clubs across the US\, Mexico\, and the UK. His work has
  been featured on the cover of multiple publications\, including Good Ligh
 t Magazine. He’s been teaching his Photo Workshops for close to 10 years
 . Venue: Coastal Camera Club.
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