The inverted pyramid or triangle structure is used in newspaper journalism. In this style the facts appear in descending order of importance. That’s because often the editor will cut paragraphs from the bottom of the story, if it needs to be cut to fit in the available space.

Some A to Z basic rules

A is for Accuracy. Get complete information, complete identification (designation/title) and complete names.
Z is for zeroing in immediately on the story you have to tell. Your article must sustain interest from beginning to end. If it doesn't, cut it down and change it until it does.

Four don'ts
1.    Don't write fancy prose or use fancy words when simple ones will suffice. Avoid jargon.
2.    Don't pad your story to make it longer than necessary. Keep it short.
3.    Don't write unsupported opinions or claims. Stick to facts.
4.    Don't be surprised if an editor rewrites your story. That's an editor's job.

Digital photography provides the ability to evaluate the composition and then make corrections.

You know the instant you have taken a weak photo. Take advantage of this and make your adjustments in the field.

Be sure to take a variety of shots.

Here are some basic tips to help you improve your photos.