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Discussion Questions 1. What are some reasons people take photos? 2. Thinking back about your own photos, which is your favorite and why? 3. Whose photography has impressed you the most? Why? 4. What do you think about social media photography sites, such as Instagram, Snapchat, Pinterest, Facebook, Twitter, Periscope, etc.? 5. Show the students in your group the photo you were asked to bring to class. Tell your group why this photo is special to you. Discussion Questions 1. What are some reasons people take photos? 2. Thinking back about your own photos, which is your favorite and why? 3. Whose photography has impressed you the most? Why? 4. What do you think about social media photography sites, such as Instagram, Snapchat, Pinterest, Facebook, Twitter, Periscope, etc.? 5. Show the students in your group the photo you were asked to bring to class. Tell your group why this photo is special to you. Activity Discussion Questions

How to Take Better Pictures with Your Camera Phone Nowadays, almost everyone has a smart-phone with a camera. We all have access to great technology for taking pictures at our fingertips. So, it makes sense to get the most from it. Follow these tips to start taking amazing photos with your camera phone today. Creating memorable photos is easy if you remember to include just one interesting subject. And it's much easier to get the composition right if you stick to this approach. The subject will also stand out much more if there is a lot of empty or negative space. To make your photos more interesting, you can change the perspective. One of the best ways to do this is to shoot from a low angle. Doing this means that with only the sky in the background, there are no other distractions in the picture. To get interesting details in the foreground, try kneeling or lying down. To draw the viewer into the scene, you need to create the illusion of three dimensions. This is very important in landscape photography. One of the best ways to do this is to include leading lines in your picture. Fences, rivers, railway tracks, roads and paths all make great leading lines. When you are composing the photo make sure that the lines lead from the foreground into the distance. Try to include objects in the foreground, middle and background to make your photographs more three-dimensional. To add a frame to the scene, use arches, windows and tree branches. A big mistake that people make when they are taking photographs is not getting close enough to the subject. Getting closer to flowers, leaves and water droplets will allow you to photograph small details. In portrait photography, using this technique will give your photos much more impact. Make sure that you are not too close however, as the camera's lens on your phone won't be able to focus properly. Sunrise and sunset are the best times to get long shadows into your photographs. If you shoot with the sun in front of you, shadows will appear in the foreground of the photo. Shadows can create really interesting abstract images, so keep your eyes open for patterns made by trees, fences and other objects. A silhouette is a dark shape seen against a light background. To add a silhouette to your photos, all you have to do is photograph your subject towards the direction of the light source. Reducing the exposure will make your silhouette darker, or you can edit your photographs with an app. Again, the best time for photographing silhouettes is when the sun is low in the sky. If you are shooting indoors, you can put your subject in front of a window or lamp. Water is the best surface for capturing reflections, but glass, ice and other shiny surfaces also work well. Ripples and water waves create an interesting effect. If you include both the reflected image and the original object in your picture, the symmetry has a strong visual impact. But just photographing the reflection can have an interesting effect. In photography, the word symmetry describes an image in which both halves are identical (or almost identical). Using reflections is an easy way to create symmetry in photographs, just position the line of symmetry in the center of the frame to make it obvious. Man-made objects such as buildings are often designed to be symmetrical, so these also make good subjects. - Author Unknown, Used with Permission Activity 4 Reading Handout