A descriptive essay is most effective if it is packed with details that vividly portray the object or place being described. Set aside some time to observe your subject closely and
write down the details you notice. Record sensory details, and remember that you are not
limited to describing visual details—sounds, scents, tastes, and textures are important,
too.
It is best to observe your subject directly if possible. However, if you are not able to do
so—for instance, if you are writing about a faraway vacation spot you visited last
summer—you can still take time to brainstorm details. Use photographs, letters, or
conversations to jog your memory. Then write down the sensory impressions you recall.

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