- Composition: how to frame an image and create visually exciting photographs.
- Digital photography: the functions of a digital camera.
- Digital manipulation: use of Adobe applications to correct and alter images.
- Studio and location photography.
- Darkroom photography: how to use a traditional 35mm film camera and how to develop and print photographs.
- How to present your work creatively in both\digital and hand-made sketchbooks.
- How to critique your work and that of others.
- How to best communicate concepts and/or meanings to your viewer.
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What will I study?
What our
students
Throughout my year 12 course I have enjoyed everything that the VA department has had to offer, for A-Level photography. Not only have I enjoyed the freedom of the course to explore any direction I felt fit to the brief but the support throughout has been incredibly beneficial, especially when we are expanding our reach when experimenting with other forms of photography such as film and pin hole. Additionally, the independence of the course allows immense creative freedom to express our imagination and present them in visual forms, it has been an amazing experience to grow as an individual and been an incredible experience.
Nicole Kershaw - Trinity Academy Cathedral
Photography
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