movement, specifically of a subject within a photograph

the effect caused by moving either the camera or the subject whilst a photo is being taken

Picture taking: motion

Art and design

Introduction to the principles of photography

Picture taking: aperture and shutter speed settings

Picture taking: lighting

Picture taking: depth of field

Darkroom processes: using an enlarger and developing a print

Digital processes: using digital media to manipulate an image

Digital processes: using digital media to layer an image

Photography: the influence of sources on photographic investigations

This is a teacher led unit which introduces to pupils to the skills within their endorsements. Through a series of workshop activities, students experiment with a range of materials and techniques. They develop a range of studies exploring mark making media, print and mixed media.

Foundation workshops: an introduction to the areas of study

how far away a subject is when referring to an image

the hole that lets light into the camera, controlling depth of field

Which setting on your camera should you use to make sure your subject can be seen clearly and is not blurred?

Which of these are a way to control depth of field?

For shooting a street scene you should use a lower f-stop.

When taking a photograph, subjects at different distances from the camera appear at different ...

Which of the following settings can you use to control the amount of light that enters the camera lens?

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.

Picture taking: motion

Lesson outcome

This lesson will be removed by end of Summer Term 2025.