Photography: Capturing Light and Time
Term 1 - Term 4
Photography: Capturing Light and Time
In this hands-on workshop students celebrate the possibilities of creative photography, exploring light and composition to tell stories about time and place. We will look at examples from current exhibitions, along with works acquisitioned from the Josephine Ulrick and Win Schubert Photography Award at HOTA to discover how art elements and principles in photography contribute to documenting memory. Using digital cameras and various light sources, students will discover how light and shadow can be manipulated to create dramatic effect and enhance mood in photography. Explore fundamental composition techniques like leading lines, rule of thirds, and negative space to create visually compelling printed images.
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Inquiry
- What elements of your everyday environment could be transformed into compelling photography? Look for pattern, repetition, form and perspective.
- How can you use light and shadow to create different moods and atmospheres in your photographs?
- What stories can you tell through your choice of subject matter and composition?
- How can a sequence of photographs tell a story without words?
Grades P-12
Medium Photography
#Links to Curriculum
Visual Arts F-10 Exploring & responding, developing practises and skills, Creating and making, Presenting and performing
Visual Arts 11 & 12 Unit 1: Art as lens, Unit 2: Art as code, Unit 3: Art as knowledge, Unit 4: Art as alternate
Visual Arts in Practise 11 & 12 Unit Option A: Looking Inwards (Self), Unit Option B: Looking Outward (Others)
HASS F-6 Exploring and Responding Creating and Making Music Practices: Listening and Composing
Social & Community Studies 11 & 12 Unit Option F: Arts & Identity
General Capabilities Critical and Creative Thinking, Ethical Understanding, Personal and Social Capability, Literacy
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