The document discusses exposure and ISO settings in photography. It instructs students to take a series of photographs of the same subject using different ISO settings to see how it affects the photograph. Students are asked to complete an A-Z alphabet photography project, research a photographer related to their theme and discuss the artist's use of focus and exposure, and take photographs while varying the ISO to submit by September 30th.

2. What is the difference in these pictures?
What has happened with the camera?

3. Exposure

4. The total amount of
light allowed to
reach the
photographic
medium (image
sensor) during the
process of taking a
photograph.

6. What does it
mean…

8. Choose an interesting subject
outside that links to ‘The City’
Theme. Take your photograph still.
Take a photograph of the same
subject but each time change the
ISO. You should get at LEAST 8
shots.
M setting – check with
your teacher!

9. Suggested Time Scales Week 3
12A Wednesday
1. ISO introduction and practice
2. Start to present A-Z photos
• Thursday
1. Present A-Z photos
2. Present exposure/ISO artist that links to the
every day theme. Take your ISO shoot.
• Monday Complete this weeks work ready to
hand in on Weds which consists of:
 AZ artist photographer – google classroom
 AZ presented shoot – google classroom
 Bring in ISO shoot ready to print
12C• Wednesday
1. ISO introduction and practice
2. Start to present A-Z photos
• Monday
1. Present A-Z photos
2. Present exposure/ISO artist that links to the
every day theme. Take your ISO shoot.
• Tuesday Complete this weeks work ready
to hand in on Weds which consists of:
 AZ artist photographer – google classroom
 AZ presented shoot – google classroom
 Bring in ISO shoot ready to print

10. This week……
-Stick in ‘Focus A-Z Alphabet’.
Annotate with your choices and
opinions.
-Create a double page on a
Photographer that links to your project
(see every day artists) try to discuss
ISO. In your annotations consider how
they have used focus and exposure to
create successful imagery
-Take ISO Photographs and begin to
print
Deadline:30th September
(you will need your DSLR camera on this date!)