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All photographs © MMXVI-MMXVIII Janosch Orlowsky
ROLL XXI (Twenty-One)
STORY AND EMOTION
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Natalia 04-01
Berlin, Germany 2018
A single frame always needs charge by CONTEXT to tell a story.

Context may be other pictures (adding to a sequence in time),
the oeuvre and / or personality of an artist / creator,
a contemporary or a historic context,
the title of an image,
pre-awareness and so on...


All those things are located in the past, information that unfolds just when a viewer / recipient is grasping the story told in an image.


A story always begins and ends OUTSIDE a single frame.


Most of the images that are said to tell a story just trigger a generic human emotion by common experience or expectation.


Many photographers mistake an emotion, a decisive moment, the original composition / array of an image, flawless craft or simply beauty for a story.


Whereas flawless craft or beauty captured in a photograph is simply information preventing the viewer from inner and outer resistances,
a story needs to intrigue the recipient by a sequence of information.


Are there ways to capture this sequence of information in a single image?

And can a single image portray the personality of a human being?
Soon...
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