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My story idea is very loose, I would like to follow the theme “patterns in nature”. This was the theme for the Royal Society of Biology annual photography competition. Below are some of my favorite submissions from this year (@royalsocbio – instagram).<\/p>\n

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These photo’s individually don’t tell a story, but I’m hoping I can go out into nature<\/em>, find these patterns in nature, and construct a story around them. I think this theme would work well with some superimposition of text and numbers. I first saw this method used by one of my favorite photographers, John Paul Caponigro. Below are some examples of that from his website\/instagram (@johnpaulcaponigro) .<\/p>\n