Photography: Figuratively Speaking

Photography: Figuratively Speaking
In this photography unit, the students set out to take pictures in order to show the figure, but seen in a new way. I want outside and used the opportunity of the snow to create some photos, such as throwing a snowball and getting hit with a snowball. I used a fast shutter speeds in some photos to give the illusion of stopped motion and a longed shutter speed in other to give the illusion of motion. My favorite is the bottom photo where it gives the illusion of the snowball falling on Cameron, which takes the focus off of the figure but then brings it back.



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