Before writing, identify the core requirements of your assignment. If the image is your primary source, "read" it carefully:
: What is physically present in the image?
: Decide if you are writing a descriptive essay (detailing what you see), an argumentative essay (using the image to support a claim), or a narrative essay (telling a story based on the image). 2. Outline and Structure
: What message or social issue does the image suggest?
A standard essay typically follows a three-part structure. Using a guide like the Scribbr Essay Guide can help you maintain this flow: How to Write an Essay from a Picture