1. Photography Quick Review
Tips and tricks you might to getting THE shot!

2. Storytelling Photos Action - Candids capturing peak of action
Reaction - Candids illuminating emotional responses
Scrapbook/environment portraits - Posed photos featuring unique personalities
85%-95% of photos on the page should be Action/Reaction Photos
Advisor Tips/Notes:
Review with students.

3. Advisor Notes/Tips:
Ask students to tell you the type of photo for each of the pictures.

4. Composition Basics Framing Angle of view Leading Lines Bird’s Eye
Worm’s Eye
Leading Lines
Diagonal
Horizontal
Vertical
Curved
Advisor Notes/Tips:
Since this is a REVIEW ppt, ask students to tell you what each of the photo composition terms mean.
Framing: Placing the center of visual interest between two or more objects to create a frame.
Bird’s eye: Photo taken from above, looking down.
Worm’s eye: Photo taken from below, looking up.
Diagonal lines: create energy/action
Horizontal: create rest/quiet
Vertical: create height and stability
Curved: create grace and beauty

5. Advisor Notes/Tips:
Ask students to tell you the photo composition term used in each of the photos presented.

6. Composition Basics Selective focus Repetition Rule of Thirds
Silhouettes
Advisor Notes/Tips:
Students should be able to tell you the definition of each of the terms.
Selective Focus: subjects in focus while background/foreground is blurred.
Repetition: patterns of people, expressions, or surroundings that lead the viewers eye to the subject
Rule of thirds: dividing the photo into thirds vertically/horizontally and placing the subjects in one of the imaginary intersection.
Silhouette: subject appears black as a result of a light source behind the subject instead of behind the photographer.

7. Advisor Notes/Tips:
Ask students to tell you the type of photo composition technique used in each of the photos presented.