Narrative and story telling is at the heart of many photographs. Photographers create descriptive, complex and dramatic visual moments that represent the construction of narrative storytelling. Narrative photography is often open ended stories, dealing with issues and events of context, character and mystery. It is also the storytelling of people, places, objects and experiences, real or imagined, fictitious or factual. Is it the eye of the beholder, the flash of the camera bulb, the mirror in the prism, or the illusion of visual reality that creates meaningful and resonating photographs?