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Lesson 3 - What Makes a Good Photograph?
In this session, Year 2 pupils are supported to identify what is wrong with a photograph, discuss how to take a good photograph and improve a photograph by retaking it. Through the activities pupils will discover what constitutes a good photography composition and put this into practice by composing and capturing their own high quality photos. This session is third in a six session teaching unit provided by the National Centre for Computing Education.
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Reviewing my photos 187.55 KB
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