Photography - 2022

Instructions:​

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1. Where do you want your photo to take place? Make sure it's a real place that you can go to, and not just a green screen and a photo you found on Google.

2. Think of what time of day you want to get your photo. If it is sunrise or sunset, you will be able to get a cool silhouette, probably making the most dramatic photo. But you can choose what time.

3. Find your subject. Once you're at the location at the time you want, find what you are taking a photo of. Is it an animal? Maybe some friends?

4. Once you've found your subject, place them where you want them to go and make sure you have that great background. Then, snap! (You don't need a professional camera. Phones work just fine.)

5. You're done! But if you think your photo isn't dramatic enough, you can play around with filters. Try lowering the exposure and balance, raising the contrast and black point just a little, and lowering the brightness. For the most dramatic photo, lower the saturation to about -50. That's it!

Watch the video below to see different transitions.

Instructions:

1. Take a bunch of photos, that all relate to each other.​​

a. For example, a bunch of animals, or a lot of food.

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​2. Print out the photos.

3. Get a canvas and some glue. Place the photos on the canvas and glue them down.

4. Once all the photos have been placed and/or all the spaces are filled, you're done!

Instructions:

1. Think of something that makes a cool or spooky shadow at night.

2. Photograph that shadow from different angles at night.

3. Then, you can edit the photo to make it look scarier or leave it the way it is.

Instructions:

1.Get on the ground (covered with snow) with your camera.

2. Have the camera almost touching the ground, so that about half of the shot is filled with snow.

3. Snap a cool shot in that position, so that half of the shot is snow, and the other half is something like pine trees or a house.