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AO 1 AO 2 AO 3 AO 4 NATURAL FORMS Paul Caponigro Ansel Adams Imogen Cunningham Edward Weston Jerry Uelsmann Andy Goldsworthy Giuseppe Arcimboldo Thomas.

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1 AO 1 AO 2 AO 3 AO 4 NATURAL FORMS Paul Caponigro Ansel Adams Imogen Cunningham Edward Weston Jerry Uelsmann Andy Goldsworthy Giuseppe Arcimboldo Thomas Grunfeld Georgia O’Keefe Anne Geddes Anya Gallacio Mat Colloshaw Giles Revell Karl Blossfeldt My own theme Photoshop Personalised Informed Realising intentions Analytical /critical understanding Developing Printing Quality Subject specific language Presentation Critical analysis Photoshop/PhotoPlus Technologies Photomontage Materials Techniques & processes Resources Lighting Composition Depth of field Visual Elements Viewpoint Manipulation Filling the frame Historical/cultural references Professional Documentary photography Colour Black & white Personal experiences Theme/concept Internet Books/magazines Your environment Nature Landscape Photography Shells Plants/flowers/trees The Human Body Water Insects Food/nuts/seeds/grain Driftwood Acetate Pattern Texture Repetition Time Slow shutter speed Film Silhouette Shadow Paul Morrison William Morris Rennie Mackintosh Kurt Jackson Ed Bing Lee Anselm Kiefer Photographers work Use of media/experimeting Final piece Recording ideas/taking photos

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