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Sequence and visual narrative

Guides and reading notes on Sequence and visual narrative.

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Editing one photo session without inventing a story that did not happen

A six-frame exercise separates capture order, reading order and factual claims, then resolves two honest edits with different openings.

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Why the final edit leaves good photographs outside the sequence

A nine-frame fictional contact sheet resolves a five-frame edit by identifying missing functions, redundant alternatives and a striking image that opens another subject.

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Read the artist note twice: once for context and once for what it does not prove

Compares a fictional statement with five described frames and separates production facts, artistic aims and claims unsupported by the note.

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Write a caption that adds context without assigning the viewer an emotion

Rewrites four fictional captions and develops a three-field caption method for image identity, documented context and clearly attributed interpretation.

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Three frames or thirty: ask what each transition adds

Compares two fictional edits of a paper-folding study and shows when a repeated frame adds a distinct reading rather than treating fewer images as automatically better.