the area around, between and within objects. It can be physical, like a room, or it can be visual

a point of change, a space between two different areas

things that block, separate, or divide spaces, people, or ideas

how an artist chooses to surround or crop a subject in a photograph

Inside and outside in photography

Art and design

Portraits and figures in photography

Objects in photography

Natural forms in photography

Landscapes in photography

Light and dark in photography

Pupils can select or rotate through these units that feature diverse and inclusive artist references, consider application of their skill strengths and encourage critical thinking and personal connections.

Responding to themes and genres

They interpret the theme in their own creative way.

They avoid showing their opinion in the photos.

They use only black and white photography.

Which of the following best describes how photographers often respond to a given theme?

True or false: Photographers must always follow the theme literally, without using symbolism or imagination.

Portraits exploring identity and role-play

Landscapes highlighting the beauty of nature

Match the photographer with the theme they are known for exploring:

A snapshot of a random tree in the countryside.

A portrait of a friend indoors, with no link to the city.

If the theme is “Urban Life”, which photograph idea shows a thoughtful response?

True or false: Using lighting, angle and editing are ways photographers can communicate their ideas about a theme.

Portraits showing different aspects of a person

Photojournalism capturing protests or wars

Inside and outside in photography

Lesson outcome