Description
Teach photo or art students the artistic side of digital photography with this introduction to photography lesson and project. This lesson focuses on elements of art, photography, and rules of composition to take a successful digital photograph in step one, without relying on editing. There are 2 projects in one pack.
Every day millions of digital images are uploaded to social media, shared with friends, and moved around the world. So what separates the photographers from the rest?
All in all this lesson includes:
- Lesson plan (including essential questions, objectives, vocabulary, national standards, step by step instructions, and so much more)
- Elements of photography notes handout
- Elements of photography presentation (in PowerPoint and PDF versions)
- Elements of photography scavenger hunt assignment sheet
- Elements of photography rubric
- Rules of composition notes handout
- Rules of composition presentation (in PowerPoint and PDF form)
- Ciro Totku artist research sheet
- Rules of composition scavenger hunt assignment sheet
- Rules of composition rubric
Bring photography out of getting “likes” and back into the world of art by teaching your students an understanding and appreciation for what creates a successful image. Separate the taking from the making!
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This product and all of the below products are included in a semester-long bundle pack. Save money and time by purchasing it in the Introduction to Photography bundle.
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This product was created in collaboration with my amazing friend and coworker, Meagan Brooker. Meagan has taught for many years, with a focus on AP Art, Drawing, and Photography. In addition, she has been responsible for capturing our annual family photographs, maternity, and newborn pictures that I will treasure forever. This girl knows her stuff, and better yet, how to teach it to students.
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