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    1. BASIC PHOTOGRAPHY
    2. OBJECTIVE
    3. to teach participants the basics of photography
    4. HOW TO USE THE CAMERA
    5. HANDLING THE CAMERA
    6. GRIP STABILITY
    7. CAMERA MODES
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    11. WHITE BALANCE
    12. to ensure that white light is registered as such on the imaging chip and therefore that the colors in the frame will appear natural. WHITE BALANCE
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    14. APERTURE OF THE LENS
    15. to control the amount of light entering the lens. has an effect on focus and depth of field, namely, the smaller the opening [aperture], the less light but the greater the depth of field APERTURE
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    18. SHUTTER SPEED
    19. to control the amount of time during which the imaging medium is exposed to light 'faster' shutter speeds decrease both the amount of light SHUTTER SPEED
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    22. COMPOSITION
    23. FRAMING COMPOSITION
    24. FOCUSING COMPOSITION
    25. COMPOSITION HEAD ROOM TALKING/ WALKING ROOM
    26. TYPES OF SHOTS WIDE SHOT MID SHOT
    27. TYPES OF SHOTS CLOSE UP EXTREME CLOSE UP
    28. CAMERA ANGLES EYE LEVEL LOW ANGLE
    29. CAMERA ANGLES HIGH ANGLE
    30. Theme : Cooperation Frame : Mid Shot Angle : Eye Level
    31. BASIC RULES
    32. TAKE PICTURES WITH A PURPOSE
    33. A picture is worth a thousand words. No one wants to read 1,000 poorly composed words, and no one wants to look at a poorly composed picture.
    34. Tell stories with your pictures. And they become more meaningful.
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    37. Photography is not just about pointing and pressing a button. It is a decision-making process .
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    39. Theme : Unity Frame : Wide Shot Angle : High Angle
    40. HAVE A CENTER OF INTEREST
    41. Your picture must have a main subject or center of interest . And it must be obvious to the viewer.
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    45. Other objects must not compete with what you intend to be the center of interest.
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    47. Theme : Beauty Frame : Extreme Close Up Angle : Eye Level
    48. 1. Take pictures with a purpose 2. Have a center of interest 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
    49. FOLLOW THE RULE OF THIRDS
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    63. Theme : Hope Frame : Wide Shot Angle : Low Angle
    64. 1. Take pictures with a purpose 2. Have a center of interest 3. Follow the Rule of Thirds 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
    65. BALANCE THE ELEMENTS
    66. Placing your main subject off-centre can leave a void in the scene which can make it feel empty. You should balance the 'weight' of your subject by including another object of lesser importance to fill the space.
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    69. 1. Take pictures with a purpose 2. Have a center of interest 3. Follow the Rule of Thirds 4. Balance the elements 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
    70. Theme : Balance Frame : Mid Shot Angle : Low Angle
    71. KEEP THE HORIZON STRAIGHT
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    82. Theme : Sharing Frame : Extreme Wide Shot Angle : Low Angle
    83. 1. Take pictures with a purpose 2. Have a center of interest 3. Follow the Rule of Thirds 4. Balance the elements 5. Keep the horizon straight 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
    84. WATCH THE BACKGROUND
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    93. FIRST PHOTO Theme : Hands Frame : Close Up Angle : Eye Level Focus : Foreground SECOND PHOTO Exactly the same as above, except: Focus : Background
    94. 1. Take pictures with a purpose 2. Have a center of interest 3. Follow the Rule of Thirds 4. Balance the elements 5. Keep the horizon straight 6. Watch the background 7. 8. 9. 10.
    95. CHECK ALL VIEWPOINTS
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    101. Our viewpoint has a massive impact on the composition of our photo, and as a result it can greatly affect the message that the shot conveys.
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    108. Theme : Colorful Frame : Close Up Angle : Your choice Focus : Foreground
    109. 1. Take pictures with a purpose 2. Have a center of interest 3. Follow the Rule of Thirds 4. Balance the elements 5. Keep the horizon straight 6. Watch the background 7. Check all viewpoints 8. 9. 10.
    110. FRAME THE SUBJECT
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    117. Theme : Happiness Frame : Your choice Angle : Your choice Focus : Background (with the foreground object blurred)
    118. 1. Take pictures with a purpose 2. Have a center of interest 3. Follow the Rule of Thirds 4. Balance the elements 5. Keep the horizon straight 6. Watch the background 7. Check all viewpoints 8. Frame the subject 9. 10.
    119. INCLUDE SOME ACTION
    120. Even though you are making still pictures, that does not mean your subjects have to be still when you photograph them. Informal pictures of people are always better if your subjects are doing something.
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    124. Candid shots are better.
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    129. Theme : Faith Frame : Your choice Angle : Your choice Focus : Your choice
    130. 1. Take pictures with a purpose 2. Have a center of interest 3. Follow the Rule of Thirds 4. Balance the elements 5. Keep the horizon straight 6. Watch the background 7. Check all viewpoints 8. Frame the subject 9. Include some action 10.
    131. CREATE DEPTH
    132. We have to choose our composition carefully to convey the sense of depth that was present in the actual scene. You can create depth in a photo by including objects in the foreground, middle ground and background.
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    137. Theme : Your choice Frame : Your choice Angle : Your choice Focus : Your choice
    138. 1. Take pictures with a purpose 2. Have a center of interest 3. Follow the Rule of Thirds 4. Balance the elements 5. Keep the horizon straight 6. Watch the background 7. Check all viewpoints 8. Frame the subject 9. Include some action 10. Create depth
    139. BASIC PHOTOGRAPHY
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