Plan a Photo Story in 6 Frames

A single good photo is one thing; six that build a narrative is another, and most people shoot six versions of the same frame. Give it your subject and setting and you get a shot list with a purpose for each frame, the composition, focal length, light, and what the viewer should feel. A plan you can shoot to instead of hoping it cohered.

Help me plan a compelling 6-image photo story on the following subject: {STORY_SUBJECT}. Location or setting: {LOCATION}. For each of the 6 frames, specify: (1) the narrative purpose of the shot (opening, context, detail, emotion, action, close), (2) suggested composition and framing, (3) recommended focal length range, (4) time of day and lighting conditions, and (5) what the viewer should feel or understand from that image. The story should have a clear beginning, middle, and end when the images are viewed in sequence. Target audience: {TARGET_AUDIENCE}.