Take a few moments and study the photograph. Analyze every inch of the photograph. What is going on? Who is in the photo? Who is in the foreground? Who’s in the back ground? What is the landscape? What might be happening outside the frame?

2.You are now going to come up with a variety of titles. All the titles will have a different focus, and but use the same picture as source material.

Title One: Come up with a title that you think best describes the picture.
Title Two: Create a title that defines the dominant emotion in the picture.
Title Three: Use a line of poetry, or a song lyric as inspiration for this title.
Title Four: Write a title that rhymes.
Title Five: What is the one word that captures this picture? Come up with a title that is just one word.
Title Six: Create a title that has a symbolic connection to the picture rather than a direct connection.
Title Seven: Create the absolute worst title for this picture.
Title Eight: Think about the person taking the picture. Come up with a title that describes the emotional state of that person.
Title Nine: Think about the person taking the picture. Come up with a title that hints to an upcoming action of that person.
Title Ten: This piece is a comedy. Create a comedic title for this picture.
Title Eleven: This piece is absurd. Create an absurd title for this picture.
Title Twelve: Come up with a tragic title for this picture.
Title Thirteen: Come up with a title that includes the name of the picture location.