WPC: Threes – Americans in Paris

I was so taken with the Weekly Photo Challenge theme this week that I couldn’t wait to look through my photos and try it. The theme ‘Threes’ is described as a three-picture story. It’s a way to help you think about storytelling with images, and I love the concept.

To create a three-picture story, gather:
1.An establishing shot: a broad photo of your subject.
2.A relationship: two elements interacting with one another.
3.A detail: a close-up of one part of your subject.

Here’s what I chose, though I may try this approach again in the future. I call this “Americans in Paris.”

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Don’t judge my husband for the jaunty, sequined beret. We made him wear it for the shot. ๐Ÿ™‚ My mother is an avid scrapbooker, so she knew exactly what shot she wanted for her page. We needed a picture face-forward, but also needed someone to take a picture of us looking at the Louvre in our berets. After a couple of confused conversations with other tourists, we finally found a couple from Texas. The woman was a scrapbooker, too, so was more than happy to take the shot my mother described. You should see the finished scrapbook; it’s a work of art worthy of the Louvre.

So, what do you think of this 3-picture story approach? It is something you would try?
You can peruse more examples here.

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21 responses to “WPC: Threes – Americans in Paris

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  3. Love how the sequined beret is just clinging halfheartedly to your husband’s head. Or am I just reading too much into things? ๐Ÿ™‚ I’m visiting Paris myself very soon in the future with a friend so I’m definitely looking forward to going to the Louvre!

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