This tutorial will show you step-by-step on how to create multiple images of the same object/person in different position within one photo. Prior to editing, you will need to ensure you capture the pictures using a tripod with minimal movement to make it as realistic as possible when it comes to editing.

Food project schemes of work. Tested with my year 11 classes. It was a great project for students to develop different techniques and capture photographs of food and produce primary observational drawing.

This project is to provide GCSE year 9 with basic knowledge on photography and how to use various tools on Adobe Photoshop. Students introduced to a variety of experiences and that explore range of photographic media, techniques and processes. Students will have the opportunity to produce their own photos using a compact and DSLR camera. Students will explore relevant images, artefacts and resources relating to a range of art and to produce contextual pieces of work from their research to show their understanding of artist, photographers and designers. Students will be working independently as well as in groups to help develop their interpersonal skills and sharing ideas. Students would be made aware of the four assessment objectives and marking criteria to ensure they achieve the best possible grades. Students will complete the project and present it digitally on PowerPoint (or in sketchbook) with relevant annotation along with a sketchbook to show their ideas and 3-5 final images. Trial and tested with our year 9 and it was successful. It allowed students to be more confident in using the camera and developed their understanding of photography. Furthermore, students gained basic skills in Photoshop and developed their ICT skills. This includes schemes of work, checklist for students and PowerPoints for each lesson along with Photoshop tutorials. Plenty of contextual studies and it will save you hours of resources. This was our first unit of work with year 9 so if there is any issue then let me know. Thanks and enjoy!

Architecture Photography schemes of work for year 9 but can be easily adapted to any key stage group. It is a 9 week plan however, this is adjustable as to what fits you best. As part of the project I arranged a trip to Salford Quays, perfect for this topic and worth while doing a trip for your own class. It has many artists/photographers to get you going, save yourself hours of research and write up. Checklist attached for students to use.

I tested this out with my year 11 and 12 and it was very successful. It’s a fun way to get students engaged in using long exposure with a dslr camera and get use to using the camera manually. I have put sample works of Michael Bosanko, Eric Staller, Hannu Huhtamo and Dana Maltby for inspiration. Students can begin with investigating couple of the artists for their sketchbooks then use their findings to create their own light painting. The PowerPoint teaches students how to edit their photos step-by-step. In order to achieve the best light painting you will need to slow down the shutter speed, narrow the aperture with a low ISO as you can imagine when the shutter is open for a long period of time, a lot of light will be going in. There is no specific settings to use on the camera and therefore students should experiment with exposure triangle (ISO, aperture and shutter speed) until it is the correct settings (worksheet added to record the settings). Please bear in mind the lens focus must be on ‘manual focus’ (MF) rather than ‘auto focus’ (AF) because when it’s dark, it will struggle to auto focus. You will need the following: - *DSLR camera (manual focus) *Tripod *lights (phone torch are fine) *Photoshop Hope this helps everyone and have fun!

This tutorial shows how to create a step-by-step infrared photo on Adobe Photoshop (Apple but it’s pretty much the same tools and similar shortcuts as Windows) inspired by Richard Mosse. I have removed artists artwork from the PowerPoint as you may notice the blank pages but feel free to add it on yourself after for your lessons. Great way to understand colour correction and works really well with landscape photography.

AQA A Level Art & Design (Photography) Component 2 Externally Set Task 7206/X Exam Paper 2017 PowerPoint - Artists research for inspiration for students to start them off. Visually appealing and supportive for students. Artists’ research (images of artist work & basic info taken from websites) within this PPT is according to the exam paper and with some extras. Save yourself a lot of time!

AQA GCSE Art & Design (Fine Art - 42022) Unit 2 Exam Paper 2017 PowerPoint - Artists research for inspiration for students to start them off. Visually appealing and supportive for students. Artists’ research (images of artist work & basic info taken from websites) within this PPT is according to the exam paper and with some extras. Save yourself a lot of time!

AQA GCSE Art & Design (Photography - 42062) Unit 2 Exam Paper 2017 PowerPoint - Artists research for inspiration for students to start them off. Visually appealing and supportive for students. Artists’ research (images of artist work & basic info taken from websites) within this PPT is according to the exam paper and with some extras. Save yourself a lot of time!

Still Life & Cubism Schemes of Work Successful 10 week plan used with year 10 art group.

AQA AS A Level Art & Design (Photography - ARTF2) Unit 2 Exam Paper 2016 PowerPoint - hours of artists research. Visually appealing, inspiring and supportive for students - this includes images of artist work and basic info (3-4 artists for each question).

AQA GCSE Art & Design (Photography - 42062) Unit 2 Exam Paper 2016 PowerPoint - Hours of artists research for inspiration for students to start them off. Visually appealing and supportive for students - this includes images of artist work, basic info plus some extra photographers. No artist as advised on exam paper for group question providing the opportunity for students to interpret it their own way. Artist research produced is based on the AQA Photography 2016 exam paper only.

AQA GCSE Art & Design (Fine Art - 42022) Unit 2 Exam Paper 2016 PowerPoint - Artists research for inspiration for students to start them off. Visually appealing and supportive for students. Artists’ research (images of artist work & info) within this PPT is according to the exam paper only.

Sam Taylor-Johnson - Surrealism Photography Project. Photoshop tutorial on how to create artist inspired work. "LO: We are learning about the works of Sam Taylor-Johnson and to develop our work in the style of the artist."

Surrealism Photography Project. Photoshop tutorial on how to create artist inspired work. "LO:Implement the technique used in multiplicity photography in your own work."

Currently working on Architecture with our year 9 so heres a tutorial I did with them and the final outcome was a success. It was challenging but the end product was brilliant. The work is inspired by the photographer Simon Gardiner and used one of my photos as part of the tutorial. Students used the marquee tool to cut selections of the building to create a abstract piece of work along with various other tools on Photoshop. “Vortograph: the first completely abstract kind of photograph, composed of kaleidoscopic repetitions of forms achieved by photographing objects through a triangular arrangement of three mirrors.”

AQA GCSE Assessment Objectives PowerPoint Presentation. Colourful presentation to engage and help students to understand the AO's.

Ronen Goldman - Surrealism Photography Project. Photoshop tutorial on how to create artist inspired work. "LO: Analyse the artist work Ronen Goldman and create a supernatural and surreal piece inspired by the artist"

Year 12 Mini Photography Projects This was very successful as students had very little time to waste and kept them focused to ensure the quality of work was high and think outside the box. 4 different ideas (1 week per project):- +Colour +Close-up +Reflection +Patterns & Repetition Try it.