We can’t quite believe how fast the first half of summer term ended! We have covered so many different themes in the past few weeks, ranging from colour to still life to bugs and bubbles and finally summer (and more in between)! Our students were so enthusiastic each week, and have taken some truly wonderful photographs.
Last week in our after school photography clubs the children’s assignment was to photograph every colour of the rainbow, focusing on taking simple pictures that portray the colour as the subject. Spring is a great time of year to experiment with different colours. The aim of the session was to ensure the children used the
Last week at after school photography clubs the children were asked to photograph their thoughts. Equipped with a whiteboard and pen, they worked in pairs to photograph each other acting out their speech bubbles. This theme was interesting because the children had to really think about how they would capture their thoughts in a photograph,
Last week at our after school photography club the theme was “shapes and texture” which was really interesting for the children as it made them really think, particularly about how best to photograph textures. It also meant they had to make sure their shots were in focus for the close up textures like wood and fabrics so
This week has gotten off to a fantastic start at after school photography club with our new theme “shapes and textures” where the children really have to use their imagination to capture the best shots. As always at our children’s photography workshops, the students had to use their skills to ensure the shots were sharp and in focus, particularly
We’ve had a great time this term with some fantastic themes for the children to work with. So far we’ve learned how to use the flash, painted with light and taken dinosaurs on an adventure! All of these themes have been helping the students understand how the camera works and how to take the best
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