A REPORTAGE<\/strong>, which entails the precise documentation of facts and\/or events that can be easily traced in their dimension of space and time, sometimes loses its fundamental component of NARRATION<\/strong>, something it should<\/strong> instead always keep alive. Storytelling surpasses the simple concept of a series of photographs <\/strong>by commonality of theme or subject matter, and that of illustration by photographs itself, in that photographic storytelling has in its specificity the strength of interpenetrating photographs into one another, which, while retaining the meaning and narrative power of the individual image, retains<\/strong> and enhances<\/strong> its power of expression by the mere fact of connecting to the others in a structured narrative sequence. <\/p>\n