One of the fun features of this blog is the six-image narrative, a story (with or without words) told in six toy photographs. This year we had 39 six-image narratives, produced by nearly as many different photographers.
Treat yourself to a few minutes of visual pleasure by looking through the posts below. And don’t forget—you could submit a six-image narrative, too! We’re always looking for more photographers to feature (and we’re glad to have repeat contributors)!

The Good, the Mad and the Snuggly by Tomek Lasek

Inspired by Aldo Farfán

Artificial Intelligence by Kristina Alexanderson

Superman by @zekezachzoom

Home For The Holiday by Tao Liao

Taking Flight by Lizzi

Magical Strudel by Miss__Feklista

Max’s Adventure by Zee Fowler

The Zone by Tobias M. Schiel

Training Rey: When the Multiverse Unites by Janan M. Lee

Dorado’s First T-Rex by Teddi Deppner

To Infinity… by James Garcia

Endor: a Six Image Narrative by Dimitri Nicomanis

Rob the Robber by Marco Zanconi

Blue Lies by Tobias M. Schiel

“Where’s My Droids?” by Joshua Kittleson

The Legend of Zelda In Six Images by Jerry Kusjanto

Metaphors of Life by Miss__Feklista

Tunnel’s End by Tobias M. Schiel

Welcome to Wonderland by Tommaso Baron

What Do Superheros Do On Their Days Off? by James Gibbs

The Evident Is Incredible by Miss__Feklista

Cats Meow by Krash Override

Space by @zekezachzoom

Quorra by Lukasz Wiecek

Wall-E Finding Eve by Jerry Kusjanto

Parenthood by Dennis Carvajal

The Magical World Inside Newt’s Case by Miss__Feklista

Revenge by Marco Zanconi

A Backyard Summer Party with Some Friends by James Gibbs

The Rescue by Molly Selan

Mad Scientist’s Notes by Miss__Feklista

LEGO Cindy Sherman by Beverley Thomas

Appearances by Marco Zanconi

Treehouse Transfer by Teddi Deppner

Call of Dooty by Zee Fowler

Tintin Travels Belgium by Tobias M. Schiel

Losing Control by kalexanderson

Broomsticks, Hats, Spiders and Bats… by @by_a.n.n.a

Using the Force of Photoshop with Yoda by Matt McDonald
What a great collection ! So many colorful forms of six-image narrative! Thank you for your work with this post, Teddi! I love your stories about the Treehouse! 🙂 Hope you are enjoying the holidays!
Thank you, Ann! My holidays were lovely, thanks. It was fun to look back on all these, and to catch some that I missed when they first came out.
Teddi I cant even imagine how much work this must have been to put together. But wow!!! When I see all the six image narratives in one place I cant but be proud of what we’ve accomplished. What a wonderful representation of what our community has to offer and say. Fabulous job to you and to everyone who took the time to contribute to this amazing series!! Thank you for this gift Teddi!
You’re welcome, Shelly! It’s really neat to see it all together. What a fabulous community we have. I’m excited to see who contributes in 2020!
AMAZING! Thanks for putting this together Teddi. It’s a real visual testament to the talent and diversity in this community and on this brilliant blog. What fun!!
So glad to do it, Doug. I agree, it’s so neat to see the variety of images!
Thanks for compiling this Teddi! I first got involved with contributing when Tourmaline aka Jennifer asked me if I wanted to submit something for the 6-image narrative and I’ve always enjoyed this mini-series. In fact, I have another one in mind! Kudos to all who have been part of TP 6IN 2019!
Janan, it’s my pleasure to put it together. These visual narratives are one of my favorite things on the blog. I’m looking out for your 6IN submissions in 2020. Would love to see what you come up with!
Is great to see all the contributors in a single page, it gives the taste of the community! I love it, great work Teddi!