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Every Picture Tells a Story

A joint writing and photography contest

Collaborate

The Every Picture Tells a Story event is a collaboration between the Emerald Coast Writers (ECW) and the Wide Angle Photography Club (WAPC). The mission is to give two wonderfully creative groups of people the opportunity to share in their artistic pursuits, build appreciation for each other’s craft, and attract potential new members to the respective groups.

Details

  1. Members of WAPC interested in having a story written about their photo will post photos directly to the Every Picture Tells a Story Facebook Album posted on the WAPC Facebook page. Photos can also be submitted by email to Yvonne Lashmett at DgoPhotographer@gmail.com who will add them to the FB album. (These ARE public so feel free to add your watermark.) These must be submitted no later than July 1.

  2. ECW writers will then choose one photo from the album to inspire or prompt a short story, poem, haiku, narrative, flash fiction, or other short work, limited to 400 words. Writers must either mark in the comments that they have claimed this photo or let Yvonne know and she will mark it as ‘claimed’. Writers must submit their written piece to Tonya no later than August 11. (Yvonne and Tonya contact info below)

  3. Photographers whose photos were chosen will have a print made, no smaller than 8x10. The writer will make a print of a suitable size based on word numbers, no smaller than 8x10.  The combined works will then be shared at the September 11th monthly meeting of the Wide Angle Photography club at Asbury Place off 9th Ave (behind the Cokesbury Church).

Submission Deadlines

Photographers: July 1, 2023

Writers: August 11, 2023

Reception: WAPC monthly meeting September 11, 6:30pm

Chessboard on a Yellow Background

Yada Yada

Prior to the Sept. 11 event, a panel of 4 judges comprised of two WAPC members and two ECW members, will choose ten pieces to be read out loud at the meeting. The Photo will be digitally displayed on the screen while the author reads their words to tell their story of the photo.

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However, ALL submissions will be on display at the meeting and will be eligible for entry in the people’s choice awards by attendees (details TBD). 

Selected entries will be published in the Emerald Coast Review.

 

Writers and Photographers can work out something together on their own if they’d like their own ‘keepsake’ story/photo artwork!

Questions?

Writers may contact Tonya at 603-969-9775 or connect@linkingperspectives.com

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Photographers may contact Yvonne at 970-759-0181 or DgoPhotographer@gmail.com

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