Photography

Make sure the camera is charged and there is a SD card

Sign out the camera Go to event and take many diverse photos Make sure you get the ws and h for the

caption Have a back-up plan Upload photos immediately Sign in the camera

Take your own photos

Is close enough Has a center of interest Has faces (if shooting people) Shows action and /or emotion (if shooting people) Follows the rule of thirds Uses a photo technique Has nothing distracting in the background Is not too dark or blurry Tells a story Is not staged

Photography

Photography techniques

Leading Lines – imaginary or real lines leading the eye to the main subject

Worm Eye– photo taken from low angle – gives perspective of main subject

Bird’s Eye – photo taken from high angle – gives different perspective of main subjectSelective Focus –

main subject is clear while foreground or background is blurred

Photography techniquesFraming – use of objects or people to frame or draw attention to main subject

Repetition – repeated patterns or expressions helps focus on main subject

Stop Action – main subject is stopped in action

Selective Focus

Stop action

Framing

Worm’s Eye View

Leading Lines

Repetition

Bird’s Eye

• Insert your SD Card into the computer• If the computer doesn’t read it, you may need

to plug the camera into the computer• Create a folder called “your topic” in the

correct page’s folder• Drag photos to the folder• Unplug card from the computer • If you have an SD Card, return it to the camera • Make sure to check back in the camera