When taking photos focus on:
- Getting close enough to your subject
- Framing the shot so you have clean backgrounds
- Be aware of the assignment criteria
- Make sure your shots are in focus
NEW Skatepark Shoot
New Photo Assignment: Skate Park shoot - In this assignment students should focus on taking shots from different angles. The skate park makes an excellent backdrop for photos, so make sure you have a focal point in all of your shots. You could shoot people, skaters/bikers in action, objects or even the skate park itself...just make sure you remember your rules of composition while shooting. Try a variety of different types of shots. Also if you take any objects out to shoot they must get returned.
( 10 shots = 20 marks)
Criteria: 10 well composed shots focusing on angles. You may need to take up to 30 photos to get 10 really good ones. Please edit your photos!
- top down: looking down at your subject or object
- looking up: up from the bowl at the person's feet hanging down
- at ground level: get on your stomach and shooting
- dutch angle:please do not do more than one of these. Shooting on a tilt
- horizontal: camera is horizontal
- vertical: camera is in a vertical position
MAKE SURE ALL SHOTS HAVE A FOCAL POINT AND WATCH FOR CLUTTER IN THE BACKGROUND
LINK to Article on Angles: Short Article to Review on Angles
LINK TO SAMPLE: car shoot angles
LINK TO SAMPLE: skatepark angle example
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