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As per my knowledge I give answer as follows : 1. It is a test of your imagination and you have to imagine and write a story. Remember it is a story writing and not describing the picture.
2. Your story should clearly have a hero. Now, this Hero is very important. This is so because this Hero represents you.
3. The thing a person writes or says or in other words, the kind of reaction a person gives depicts his/her personality a great deal. Hence the type of story you make depicts your personality to a certain extent.
4. Thus the Hero represents you. So make the Hero a positive character.
5. Your story must be a positive story.
6. Observe the picture very carefully and note down the minutest detail in your mind, they will help you in framing the story nicely.
7. Never write a pre-conceived story. Also do not try to fit something in the picture forcefully. Write only around what is shown.
8. Now some pictures may appear totally negative. A gloomy face, a dead body, an accident scene, etc. What to do then? In these cases don’t overlook and avoid what is very evidently visible, instead try to make a positive ending.
9. Don’t unnecessarily put negativity in your story. A sad face doesn’t imply death all the time, so do not make negative stories. You have to make it positive.
10. Give realistic aims, and practical problems and their solutions. Do not give impractical views or childish imagination.
11. An ideal story lies between 80-100 words. A shorter story is not better, so practice writing fast. There is ample sample material present on our website.
12. Choose the age and profession of the main lead of your story very carefully. The age should be exactly what is evident from the picture. And choose the profession according to age.
13. A good story has a motto, however small it may be, but it should be a practical, mature, and realistic motto.

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2023-07-27 17:14:30