World Photography Day: Strike A Pose or Just Snapchat?
Oh, I'm sorry, did I miss the part where snapping hundreds of selfies didn’t count? World Photography Day lands on Aug. 19, celebrating the stories behind photos, not just eye-roll-inducing duck faces. NPR says they 'want to hear the story behind your favorite picture you’ve taken.' So, apparently this day is less about clicking buttons and more about storytelling — the plot twist your camera roll desperately needs. It's not just about pixels; NPR wants substance, folks. So, let me get this straight: Harrumph and click isn’t enough? Who knew?
Share the Story
World Photography Day wants your story—not your blurry bathroom selfies. So start prepping that Oscar-worthy plot behind your one decent pic, because apparently 'just snapping' isn’t the art we forgot we needed.
Celebrating World Photography Day by sharing the story behind a photo? Fine, but can my accidental upside-down sunset count? Asking for my clumsy fingers.
World Photography Day: because cropping out all the people you hate in photos wasn’t enough, now we gotta write a novel about it too.
Source: Feeds | Published: 7/30/2025 | Author: Brittney Melton
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