Digital Photo#7 Principles In Photography
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This document provides instructions for an individual photography project requiring students to take photos demonstrating principles of design. Students must take 10 photos each of balance, gradation, repetition, contrast, harmony, dominance, and unity using their camera's manual settings. They then edit the photos in Photoshop, apply filters, print contact sheets, and self-reflect on their photos with a partner, commenting on both good shots and ways to improve poor ones.
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