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The document provides instructions for a basic lighting photography class that teaches 3-point lighting techniques. Students will watch a tutorial video together and then split into groups to practice taking portraits using key, fill, and back lighting with different colored backdrops and reflectors. They are instructed on camera settings and composition. Each student will take 15 shots exploring different lighting combinations before grading and renaming their photos.
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This document provides instructions for a photography assignment on using slow shutter speeds to create motion effects. Students are to watch tutorial videos on shutter speed and light painting. Then using a tripod and remote, they will take photos using shutter speeds under 30 seconds to capture panning, ghosts, zooms, flowing water, and stationary subjects with moving backgrounds. They will also take bulb photos in the darkroom, using a cell phone to light paint portraits, shapes, letters and more. Finally, students will organize their photos, rename them in a batch, and conference with the teacher for a grade.
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