The document provides guidance for annotating photos as part of a coursework assignment. Students must choose two contrasting photos from different areas, such as the sea front and another location. They should add detailed annotations for each photo using keywords and referencing the photos in their written work. Students must work independently without discussing their coursework with others to ensure it reflects their own ideas.

1. Coursework skills:
Annotated photos

2. You need to choose two contrasting pictures from
different areas for example the sea front and one
other area.

3. Blackpool tower is a
tourist attraction…
MacDonalds...
Remember to say which transect you were on and the
street name.
Which part of the Burgess/Seaside model were you in
when the picture was taken.
What is the evidence? How do you know?
Tram………….

4. What not to do…
Don’t pick pictures that are
too specific. You may well
have pictures of benches on
a street but what can you
annotate? Not a lot!
You CANNOT use the
same picture as
someone else.
The picture has to be
suitable for annotation
not necessarily the most
interesting to look at, so
share them out.

5. What you must do…
1) Add as much detail as you can for each
picture.
2) Use keywords in your text
3) Refer to your pictures and annotations
in the main body of your write up – like
you would for any graph or table.
4) Work on your own – you cannot discuss
your work as this is YOUR coursework
it must be YOUR words/ideas/opinions.

6. What you must do…
1) Add as much detail as you can for each
picture.
2) Use keywords in your text
3) Refer to your pictures and annotations
in the main body of your write up – like
you would for any graph or table.
4) Work on your own – you cannot discuss
your work as this is YOUR coursework
it must be YOUR words/ideas/opinions.