The world of documentary photography has changed rapidly in recent years. The introduction of digital photography has allowed thousands of photography enthusiasts to turn their old hobby into a profession, flooding the market with their images. This is the reality anyone who wants to get their work published must face today.

While the relevance of an individual image, or “stand-alone” image, remains important for many media outlets, those who aspire to have their work published in magazines and newspapers must aim to produce something more complex—photo stories.

Photo stories are a blend of mixed media, combining beautiful imagery with the art of storytelling, often accompanied by text. These stories are in high demand and are regularly sought by magazines around the world, such as National Geographic.

In this E-book, you will find seven simple and useful tips to help you improve your ability to create compelling photo stories, making your work even more relevant in today’s highly competitive documentary photography market. More importantly, by following these practical steps, you’ll be on your way to getting your images published.

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