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fandomhigh2023-01-11 04:04 am
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Photography 101; Wednesday, Second Period [01/11].
As tempting as it was to just call in a favor and have a sub sweep in to take over his class this week, Prompto was back and ready to be a functional member of society again, and he absolutely was sunburned all to hell, and he definitely was banking on people being generally too polite to point out that he probably looked like a freckled lobster with questionable facial hair.
"Hey, everyone," he greeted the class with a smile, "and welcome back. I hope you remembered the homework from last week, otherwise the first part of class is going to be a little awkward. But I asked you guys to go around and take some pictures with your sweet new cameras, and I'll show you how we'll hook them up so you can share them easily and use them to talk about who you are and why you took that photo. And then we're going to start diving in to some technical aspects and talk about something known as the rule of thirds, which is sort of the biggest general guiding principle when it comes to framing a shot....which can also extend to other arts, like film, painting, drawing...
"But we'll get into that soon," he said with a grin. "After we get a look at those pictures!"
"Hey, everyone," he greeted the class with a smile, "and welcome back. I hope you remembered the homework from last week, otherwise the first part of class is going to be a little awkward. But I asked you guys to go around and take some pictures with your sweet new cameras, and I'll show you how we'll hook them up so you can share them easily and use them to talk about who you are and why you took that photo. And then we're going to start diving in to some technical aspects and talk about something known as the rule of thirds, which is sort of the biggest general guiding principle when it comes to framing a shot....which can also extend to other arts, like film, painting, drawing...
"But we'll get into that soon," he said with a grin. "After we get a look at those pictures!"
Talk to the Teacher - Photography, 01/11.