Photography and Storytelling

What are the two ingredients that you cannot substitute for when working on a photography project?

• Access and equipment

• Time and access

• Equipment and money

• Time and money

What is the first step when seeking access or permission for a photography project?

• Ask for a meeting

• Show images on your phone

• Send an email request

• Have an elevator pitch

According to the text, what is the difference between doing projects about inanimate objects and doing projects about people?

• Inanimate objects are easier to photograph

• People-based projects are more time-consuming

• Inanimate objects require more technique

• People-based projects are less rewarding

What does the text suggest about the process of photographing a story that is people-based?

• It forces you to engage with strangers

• It is not as rewarding as other types of photography

• It teaches you to work very slowly

• It is less challenging than landscape photography

What is the main difference between making a portfolio and making a book when telling a story with photography?

• Portfolios require more images

• Books are for professional use

• Books have a narrative

• Portfolios are for personal use

What is the importance of settling on a technique at the beginning of a photography project?

• It makes the project more challenging

• It ensures cohesive work

• It allows for experimentation

• It adds variety to the project

What did the speaker realize about a project he was working on halfway through?

• It was too easy to complete

• It was not good enough

• It was too time-consuming

• It was too expensive to continue

What is the forgotten aspect of book publishing according to the text?

• Editing the images

• Sequencing the images

• Designing the cover

• Writing the introduction

What do high-level photography professionals look for in a project?

• Cohesive work

• Large number of images

• Experimental approach

• Variety of techniques

What is the speaker's advice for photographers when starting a new project?

• Change the technique frequently

• Choose a technique and stick to it

• Use different techniques throughout the project

• Focus on inanimate objects