The document describes an activity where the user must find matching areas between a sample image and a full photo. It congratulates the user for completing the activity and recommends applying a similar technique of zooming in on specific areas when taking photos in the future. Focusing on smaller details of a subject rather than the whole object can provide unusual perspectives and make images more unique, symbolic and textured. The user is encouraged to try zooming in on closer areas for their next photo shoot.

1. After being shown a small area of each of the 3 photos, find and click on the matching area on the actual photo!!!  2010 Shutterbugs.com START

2. Find this area on the photo and click on it.

3. YOU GOT IT!!!

4. Find this area on the photo and click on it.

5. YOU GOT IT!!! NEXT

6. Find this area on the photo and click on it.

7. YOU GOT IT!!! NEXT

8. Just like picking out a specific area within one photo, like you have done in this activity, you need to do this when taking photo’s. Next time you are taking photo’s try zooming up or moving closer to the subject and focus on a smaller area of the subject (e.g. fruit on a tree rather than the whole tree). You can use this in any situation, like focusing on the eyes of someone rather than their whole face. This technique allows you to view a subject from a different, unusual perspective, makes it more unique and symbolic and textured. TRY THIS NEXT TIME- WHAT’S UP CLOSER??? NEXT

9. FINISHED CONGRATULATIONS!!! PLAY AGAIN FINISH