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GOHS INGENIUM YEARBOOK
Photography
Using the document linked below, locate examples of photography composition online. You must find an example, write the definition, and explain how the composition rule enhances the content of a spread.
A photo should...
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Tell a Story
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Just by looking at the picture the viewer should be able to see what exactly is happening so the can remember the story that goes with it.
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A photo should:
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Reveal Feelings
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You should always be able to see the subjects face. Try to capture the emotion in their face.
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In small groups, you will go out and complete a photography scavenger hunt. Taking photos using the composition rules, you will then come back and download all of your photos. Then, you will complete an individual presentation with a selection of your best photos.
You will need to bring all of your photos into class that you want to use on your training spread. All photos must be placed on your spread in order to receive credit for task #5.

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During Photo Shoots you want to...
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To get close up while taking pictures
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Get below the action taking place
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Place yourself where the action is taking place
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Take the viewer places where they could not normally go

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Water Droplets
Describe your image here

Lily Pond
Describe your image here

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Photo Composition
Framing
Dominant Subject is framed by other objects.
When Taking Pictures
Make sure the photos are...
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In focus:
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make sure you can clearly the subjects and what is going on in a picture. A blurry picture does not tell a story.
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Properly exposed:
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make sure the picture has the proper exposure and matches the pictures next to it. If a picture is too dark, use photo shop to lighten it. If you need help with this ask any returning staff member.
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Photo Terminology
You need to know the words...
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Action photo- A photo that show the sport or activity in progress.
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Candid- a natural picture which show action or reaction. (not posed)
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Cropping- used to cut out dead space in a photo.
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Dominant- The main photo on a spread. Should be a picture full of emotion and that attracts the most attention.

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Photo Composition
Unusual Angles
Physical perspective from which the photo is taken can create a Dramatic impact.
Photo Composition
Rule of thirds
Divides the photo into thirds vertically and horizontally so the main subject falls into one of the intersecting points.

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Photo Composition
Leading Lines
•Real or imaginary lines in a photo that leads the eye to the dominant element.
–Lines in a photo can make viewers to lead their eyes to the main subjects.
Photo Composition
Fill the Frame
Eliminate as much of the dead space at the edges of the photo as possible to draw interest to the subject of the photo
Photo Composition
Symmetry
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Photo Composition
Pattern:

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