Whew! Eleven advanced photo assignments…did you try them all?
As I explored these photography assignments again, I had so much fun taking new photos and applying the techniques right alongside you!
If you didn’t join in on all the fun, you’ll find the complete list of photo prompts we explored below. Click on each link to see the short blurb with related tips and tricks for each prompt.
Also, if you teach photography, here’s a free lesson plan that goes along with this whole series. Click the button below and enter your email! (You can also click here to purchase the entire unit, including all the worksheets with keys, test with key and review, a complete presentation, and a project outline.)
ABC! Ready, Set Go! Take your alphabet pictures; you may be surprised at how fun and challenging finding photography letters can be!
Do you need some extra points? Here are some photoshoot ideas that will get you extra points in the grade book and give you a reason to support your school! So go [insert your school’s name here]!
You may need to use the flash on your camera when you’re in a pinch! Check the link for tips to make the light look as natural as possible!
If you’ve got an external flash, it’s time to learn to use it! It can come in very handy in low-light situations!
What is candid photography? Well, it’s a bit like being a spy! You’ll need to take pictures on the sly to capture those authentic expressions you’re looking for.
A picture is worth a thousand words? You bet! Maybe more! Take thoughtful, rich photos that have the ability to strike emotion in your viewers.
Pattern photography is some of the most artistic photography you can take. Finding a good pattern and then capturing the perfect angle to accentuate it is fun!
I think most the great photographers thrive on high-contrast photography. These photos pop out and say, “LOOK AT ME!”
This type of photo is much more subdued than your high-contrast photo, but if done effectively, it can really set the mood!
We live in a world of color, so naturally, we must learn how to make the colors look good in our photos! So, using the color wheel and some good old-fashioned simplicity, we’ll get some pictures with great color contrast!
What do you get when you mix a camera (with a tripod), a dark room, and some light sticks? Light Painting! This is one of the most fun photography assignments I’ve ever done!
I hope you take the time to try all these out! Also, don’t forget to click the links above to download the worksheets and view the full articles on each.
Thank you SO MUCH for all YOU do for those budding Photographers out there. YOU are truly amazing, too!
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