We are a photography studio out of NYC. The lead photographer, Ed, puts a lot of efforts into blogging about the most outstanding and creative shoots. He's been actively writing on this since 2014. There were cool photoshoots prior to 2014 which never made it to the blog. They are publicly viewable as Facebook albums with just a brief one-paragraph introduction, as opposed to a more eloquent narrative.

We would like students to help us with creating content for those non-blogged visual stories, in form of 700-1,000 word stories. It is preferable if the writing style resembles that of current blogs but students' own perspective is encouraged and welcomed. We will ensure a student has a clear understanding of what the "ingredients" are.

To accomplish this, we expect the student(s) will:

• Study the existing story blogs in the past few years.
• With our help, locate Facebook public photo albums that predate 2014 blogs. There are several dozens but any doable volume will be accepted.
• Review the visuals in each of those albums. Some albums have 30-80 photos but others may just have 1-5.
• Connect with Ed to jot down his personal recollections, details, and any other curious facts about a given shoot.
• Offer own creative description of the visuals, intertwining them with Ed's input for an organic engaging storyline.
• Ability to write with SEO in mind is a plus.

A student or team with excellent writing skills and creative thinking in the art industry would be the ideal candidate for this project. If you like the sound of our culture, and are ready to tackle this challenge with us, then we'd love to hear from you.

Personal input about each photoshoot, analysis, guidance, reviews. Email or virtual meetings (audio).