# Five-image photo story — SIX33 Field Card

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## ONE IDEA // A SMALL PHOTO SEQUENCE

Complete this in your own document. Do not include private identifiers or precise sensitive locations in a public version.

```text
WORKING TITLE: [one simple idea]
THE QUESTION: [what I want the viewer to understand]
SUBJECT + PERMISSION: [what I can appropriately photograph]
CONTEXT IMAGE: [what gives the setting]
SUBJECT IMAGE: [what makes the main subject clear]
DETAIL IMAGE: [what adds meaning]
CONNECTION IMAGE: [how the parts relate]
ENDING IMAGE: [a suitable stopping point]
CAPTIONS: [observations and known context; label uncertainties]
ARRANGEMENT OR EDITING TO DISCLOSE: [what the viewer should know]
PUBLIC SHARING CHECK: [people, identifiers, reflections and location information]
TEXT DESCRIPTION + CREDITS: [what helps someone understand and who to acknowledge]
ONE FEEDBACK QUESTION: [what I want to check before sharing]
PRIVATE ARCHIVE: [where I keep originals, not a public link]
```

Read the full guide: [How to Make a Photo Story: Five Images, Honest Captions, One Clear Idea](https://www.six33.world/stories/how-to-make-a-photo-story#note-section-16)

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