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This document contains a collection of photos and captions from a 5th grade photography class. The captions describe various photography techniques like leading lines, foregrounds, and action shots that were used to frame and capture the subjects in interesting ways. The student seems excited about experimenting with different photographic styles and techniques to make their pictures more artistic and engaging.
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This document discusses a fifth grader's pictures that use techniques like leading lines, lack of color, and use of light and reflection. The pictures include creepy crawlers, an action shot using leading lines, a colorful picture, and a picture of water where the sun is reflecting.
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- 1. Fifth Grade Pictures By: Raven
- 2. I like this picture because it is what the call a leading line. I like it because it is a very artistic picture. Leading Lines
- 3. Foregrounds This picture is an example of the FOREGROUNDS. It’s blurry in the back. That’s how it got its name.
- 4. Jump In the Air Like You Just Don’t Care!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! What I like about action shots is that you can have as much action as you want to and it just makes the picture better.
- 5. The Bulb I like this photo because it fore- shadows the background.
- 6. Good Game. Right? This is another form of an action shot. Hands hitting one another
- 7. Riding down could be an option. This is a leading line. Leading lines is a very popular way to take the picture.
- 8. Leading lines are very fun to take. This picture makes you seem like you’re an ant crawling up the tree.
- 9. Coming Straight Towards ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!