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The document outlines photography homework for a Year 10 class over the holidays. It instructs students to update their sketchbook with sections on still life photography, including researching artists and taking photos in their styles. It also includes a section on advertising where students find ad examples and take experimental photos. Students are asked to start planning 3 advertising ideas, including inspirations, photos, and annotations for each. The best idea will be developed further after the holidays.
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