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SS3 First Term Photography Lesson Note and Scheme of Work

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SS3 First Term Photography Lesson Note and Scheme of Work

 

Photography Lesson Note and Scheme of Work: SS3 First Term

 

Welcome to the exciting world of photography! As we embark on this journey together, we’ll explore the fundamentals of capturing moments through lenses and creating visual stories. In this SS3 First Term Photography Lesson Note and Scheme of Work, we’ve carefully outlined the activities and objectives for each week, ensuring a comprehensive learning experience.

 

Week 1: Introduction to Photography

 

Introduction to the history and evolution of photography.

Understanding the basic elements of a camera and its functions.

Practical activity: Handling different types of cameras and their basic operations.

Week 2: Understanding Light and Exposure

 

Exploring the role of light in photography.

Understanding exposure, aperture, shutter speed, and ISO.

Practical activity: Experimenting with different lighting conditions and exposure settings.

Week 3: Composition Techniques

 

Learning composition rules such as rule of thirds, leading lines, and framing.

Exploring different perspectives and angles.

Practical activity: Applying composition techniques in various photography scenarios.

Week 4: Portraiture

 

Understanding the art of portrait photography.

Exploring posing techniques and facial expressions.

Practical activity: Capturing portraits of classmates or models, focusing on composition and lighting.

Week 5: Landscape Photography

 

Understanding the principles of capturing landscapes.

Exploring techniques for framing and perspective.

Practical activity: Field trip to a scenic location for landscape photography.

Week 6: Still Life Photography

 

Understanding the concept of still life photography.

Exploring composition and lighting for still life setups.

Practical activity: Setting up and capturing still life arrangements in the classroom.

Week 7: Street Photography

 

Exploring the art of capturing candid moments in public spaces.

Understanding ethical considerations in street photography.

Practical activity: Field trip to a bustling area for street photography practice.

Week 8: Macro Photography

 

Understanding the intricacies of macro photography.

Exploring techniques for capturing close-up shots of small subjects.

Practical activity: Experimenting with macro lenses or close-up filters to capture detailed shots.

Week 9: Photo Editing Basics

 

Introduction to photo editing software and applications.

Understanding basic editing tools such as cropping, color correction, and retouching.

Practical activity: Editing photos taken in previous weeks using editing software.

Week 10: Project Presentation Preparation

 

Reviewing and selecting the best photos from previous weeks’ activities.

Organizing and preparing photo presentations.

Practical activity: Creating a portfolio or slideshow of selected photographs for presentation.

Week 11: Revision Week

 

Reviewing key concepts and techniques covered throughout the term.

Addressing any questions or concerns from students.

Practical activity: Conducting a review quiz or practical exercises to reinforce learning.

Week 12: Examination Week

 

Administering a written and practical photography examination.

Evaluation of students’ understanding and application of photography concepts.

Practical activity: Conducting photography exams as per examination guidelines.

Week 13: School Dismissal Week

 

Reviewing the term’s achievements and discussing future learning opportunities.

Farewell activities and reflections on the term’s photography journey.

Practical activity: Organizing a mini-exhibition of students’ best photographs for display.

As we conclude the SS3 First Term Photography Lesson Note and Scheme of Work, students will have gained a solid foundation in photography techniques and principles, preparing them for further exploration and mastery in this captivating art form.

 

Remember, the world is your canvas,so let your creativity shine through your lens.

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