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Explaining "Every picture tells a story"
Reviewed and edited by 
Anwar Kareem 20/10/2024, 05:55
Anwar Kareem 20/10/2024, 05:55English.me team member
What does it mean?
The phrase "Every picture tells a story" means that images often convey messages, emotions, or information that go beyond what is immediately visible. A single picture can encapsulate a narrative or evoke a deeper understanding or feeling about the subject or scene captured.
Tone
Reflective and insightful
Origin
The phrase is a proverbial expression highlighting the narrative power of visual art. It was popularized by the song "Every Picture Tells a Story" by Rod Stewart, released in 1971.
Examples of usage
- As I looked at the old family photograph, I realized that every picture tells a story, capturing a moment frozen in time.
- The painting was so vivid and detailed that it became clear every picture tells a story that words could never fully express.
- During his travels, he learned that taking photos was more than a hobby; he discovered every picture tells a story.
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