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Storytelling Photography: Capture Less. Document More. Intentional interpretive photography made simple.

Original price was: $45.00.Current price is: $35.00.

Photograph a collection of images on the go that’s easy to work with, captures the essence of your vacation/event, to simplify your digital scrapbooking and memory keeping pages.

Description

Storytelling Photography

Capture Less. Document More.

Intentional interpretive photography made simple.

Does this sound familiar?

  • You go on a trip determined to capture every moment.
  • You come home with hundreds (or thousands!) of photos.
  • The sheer volume feels overwhelming — sorting, organizing, choosing.
  • That beautiful photo book or scrapbook project you imagined…

It just doesn’t quite happen

Digital photography has given us unlimited options… but too much choice often leads to procrastination, frustration, and unfinished albums.

It doesn’t have to be this way.

Imagine if…

  • You came home with a curated, story-ready collection of photos (not a mountain of files).
  • You remembered the meaningful moments—the little details, emotions, and experiences—not just the “proof shots.”
  • Your photos practically arranged themselves into scrapbook pages or photo books.
  • Creating your keepsakes was fun, fast, and stress-free.

That’s exactly the goal for this class.

Introducing Storytelling Photography

A step-by-step class designed to help you:

  • Plan your photography before your trip or event
  • Take photos about your experiences, not just of them
  • Intentionally capture photos that tell a complete story
  • Return home with a collection that’s organized, meaningful, and easy to scrapbook

What You’ll Learn

  • Module 1: The Big Problem: Why we get stuck with so many photos—and how to break free.
  • Module 2: Rethinking Scrapbooking: A new approach that makes memory keeping simpler.
  • Module 3: Reverse Engineering: Work backwards to improve your photography
  • Module 4: Of vs. About. A profound shift in your documentation approach
  • Module 5: The Framework: Capture a complete memory with fewer photos.
  • Module 6: Photo-Taking Techniques: Practical tips for photo variety.
  • Module 7: Creative Photography Ideas: Fabulous ways to elevate your photography.
  • Module 8: Photo Admin: Simple on-the-go photo management

Skills Acquired

  • Capture fewer—but more powerful—photos
  • Tell complete, meaningful stories with curated images
  • Reduce overwhelm and complete scrapbook projects faster
  • Feel present and engaged in the moments you’re capturing
  • Transform your photo-taking into inspiring storytelling

What’s Included

Live Session Class + REPLAY with slides and examples.

  • Replays will be available 48 hours after the event.
  • Downloadable in .Mp4 format.

Supporting Class handouts:

  • Written Course Content
  • Supplemental Framework Examples
  • Printable/portable Memory Journal Page and Storytelling Shot List
  • A Scrapbooking Why Quiz to bring meaning to your pages

LIVE Session

Topic: Storytelling Photography
Date: Tuesday, November 4, 2025
Time: 2:00 PM (Mountain Daylight Time)

Who Is This For?

This class is perfect for you if…

  • You’re a scrapbooker or photo artist who feels bogged down by too many photos
  • You love taking photos, but want them to be more meaningful
  • You want to simplify the path from photo-taking → scrapbook page → finished keepsake
  • You crave efficiency, creativity, and storytelling in your memory keeping

Early-Bird Special Offer

Get the best deal when you register early:

  • Save $10 when you register by Thursday, October 16th, 2025
  • Save $7 through Thursday, October 23rd, 2025
  • Save $5 through Thursday, October 30th, 2025

Ready to Capture Less and Document More?

Join Storytelling with Photos today and start creating memory-rich photo collections that make scrapbooking easy and enjoyable.

***HANDOUTS WILL BE ADDED A WEEK  BEFORE CLASS***

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