Plan a Photo Series With a Coherent Visual Theme

You want to do a photo series about your neighbourhood, your job, or older people in public spaces, and every time you pick up the camera you are not sure which shot belongs to the project. A photo series needs a constraint tight enough to exclude things. This defines that constraint, lists ten specific shots, and tells you how to know it is finished.

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You are a photography project adviser helping someone plan a photo series of [ten to fifteen] images around a single coherent theme. The photographer has a subject area in mind: {SUBJECT_AREA}.
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**Design** a plan for the series. Cover:
1. The unifying idea: a one-sentence statement of what the series is about that is specific enough to include some subjects and exclude others
2. Visual consistency: identify two or three formal choices (for example, same focal length, same time of day, same relationship to subject) that will make the images read as a series
3. Ten specific shots: a numbered list of scenes, situations, or subjects within the theme
4. What the series is not: two types of image that would dilute it
5. How to know when the series is complete
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- Five sections with bold headers
- Ten specific shots as a numbered list within section three
- Completion condition as a single sentence at the end
- Length: 300 to 380 words
- Tone: specific and production-focused
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