Learning about Photography

Elements of good photography

  • Varying the angle – taking photos from up high, down low, through something
  • Having elements of people, line, colour and light
  • The thirds rule. The viewers eyes are drawn to where lines intersect, so the main subject(s) of the photo should be on one of these spots – (not in the middle!)

  • Using the Macro Function for close-up focus

Student Activity

Take photos which show elements of:

Line

Colour

People

Light

Looking up

Looking down

Looking through (frame the shot)

Macro function (close up of something)

Make a folder in My Pictures

Download your photos

Share with the class as a slide show explaining the elements in your photos

Using your new photography skills, take photos to support learning or to record class events

Make a PowerPoint or Photo Story compilation of your students’ best photos and share it at school assembly

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