High school photography

April has come and with it, fabulous weather. We're all in shorts and summer shirts with the windows open. Today was the first day that not only the weather was nice, but that the wind was tolerable. We took advantage of our window of opportunity to finish a project we started a few weeks ago. Way back in March, we started the silhouette project. We walked around and worked so long and hard on our shadows, but the wind was just not feelin' it that day. It almost made away with Preston's…

Several years ago, our daughter began researching camera and announced her interest in photography. A real interest—one she thought about every day and one that did not go away! She spent time studying and talking through her ideas; about what she wanted to learn. Being part of a homeschooling fam

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Bust out your camera and get ready to take some creative pics! 📸In this video, Kade explains Forced Perspective Photography. This is a fun photography techn...

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This is perfect for senior level photography students in high school who want to learn more about composition. It covers key things every high school photography student should know! It works great following a lesson on the elements and principles of art. This PPT/PDF goes through: ✤ the 10 "rules of composition" in photography with loads of examples (includes depth of field, rule of thirds, framing etc.) ✤ It shows students the difference between just taking a photography (which anybody can…

How can you assure that all students in your building have met a minimum proficiency on all of your priority standards, regardless of the teacher? As Lander Valley High School began to answer this question, it became apparent that we needed to have a different grading system to ensure that when I sign a diploma, I can verify that the student has met the standards. Simply stated, there were too many extraneous variables that influenced our students’ grades to ensure all students were learning…