Every Photo Tells…

HAPPY NEW YEAR!! We are back!

First up, sorry for the hiatus, but we bought, renovated and moved house (and recoding studio) and had to put the podcast on a wee hold. But now we are back with the first photo for 2015!

The photo for the first quarter of 2015 was taken by Mick in 2014.

If you are also inspired by this picture, check out the Submissions page for further information for contributors.

Please send in your written stories by March 31st to: info ( at ) everyphototells ( dot ) com

July 2014

One moment in time. One sacrifice. One chance to save a world.

By Julayne Hughes

Find her on Twitter as: @pianoeditor

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April 2014

Dana’s ride on the carousel takes a turn for the unexpected.

By A.F. Grappin

Find his Blog at: afgrappin.blogspot.com

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January 2014

There are many legends told about the Haunted Peak, but the road that winds past it holds a story of its own.

By Mick Bordet

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January 2014

Investigating a mysterious murder is hard enough, without the layered taboos found in Makalyasi.

By Martin Spernau

Find his Website at: Martin Spernau

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NEW PHOTO!!!

The photo for the third quarter of 2014 was taken by Katharina in 2014.

If you are also inspired by this picture, check out the Submissions page for further information for contributors.

Please send in your written stories by September 30th to: info ( at ) everyphototells ( dot ) com

Accepting a date after sunset at a foreboding mansion is one way to try getting over being jilted at the altar.

by Eden Royce

Find her Website at: Dark Geisha or Eden Royce

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January 2014

Sometimes a second key can change your life.

by Judith Saldo

Find her Website at: Judith’s Website

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January 2014

When one of the scariest ghosts get bored, he is glad for some new excitement in his life.

By Julayne Hughes

Find her on Twitter as: @pianoeditor

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January 2014

Father Stephan’s walk home is interrupted by a mysterious stranger with an unusual request.

By Harris Tobias

Find his Blog at: Harris Tobias Fiction

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