We rarely see the whole picture. A photo gives us the opportunity to view one aspect of a situation or event. A wedding is the best example. The bride and groom will choose their best photos. The bride's family chooses different bests. The groom's family's selection is different. And, friends will select photos that might not make the other party's cuts. Only by viewing all the photos snapped by the official photographer and those captured by everyone else with an active camera do we have a comprehensive view.
Each presentation allows us to position our view.
Only when we comprehensively present facts, do we allow others to adopt, adapt or reject our view.
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