Facebook would be boring without photos.

Visual storytelling is something we’ve been doing for centuries (and longer). And the fact that we all now have ways to do this with the internet, cameras, and phones makes it all that much easier to connect and bring people closer together by sharing experiences and memories. “5 ways to impress your audience with visual content” is a good summary of why and how visuals are just an intuitive way we can communicate. While it’s aimed at businesses and marketers, it’s a nice insight into what makes us tick – Facebook would be pretty boring without photos, don’t you think?

Anyway, if you like visual storytelling, why not check out this set of photos I put together for the See.Me photo competition, an international photo competition about photos that tells stories. If you like them, click on “Collect Me” at the top right of the page – and if you have photos that tells stories, why not enter yourself?

Just to end off, here are a few photos from a trip to Amsterdam last weekend – starting with a stereotypical photo (above) of cyclists freely riding around town and ending with a look at a famous beer brewery!

Sleep With Me - our quaint B&B with a fusion of French and Dutch tastes - http://choose.sleepwithme.nl/
Narrow and tall facades of buildings plays tricks on your eyes.
You can't miss this sign and all the Amsterdam souvenirs with the same name! http://www.iamsterdam.com/
Sunset looking towards the main train station - can you see the Chinese restaurant/hotel?
A funky shoe mix between designers in the UK and the Netherlands - designs and colors are great, but not sure about the comfort http://www.unitednude.com/
Was a bit shocked to see this in the middle of the city - that just shows how much I'm NOT a beer drinker

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