We are learning how to make better photos. We are doing this by learning about the rule of thirds. We divided the photos into thirds and we made sure to put the subject of the photo where the third lines join up. How did we go?
We really like how you have shown a way to take photos using thirds because we've always taken photos of things and put the subject in the middle. Professsional photographers use thirds too so could you use 6ths as well? From Max, Grayson, Jack, Kahnn, Sam and Andrew at Otewa School
Thank you for explaining the rule of thirds and giving examples. I didn't know the rule of putting the subject where the lines join up. I'm going to try using that in my photos. Ms Donnell Kaipara Flats
In 2012 Allanah is teaching Te Reo across five classrooms at Appleby School and only teaching one day a week so our posts will not reflect the learning of one class alone and will be more of a smattering of activities and ideas from those teaching moments.
For the other four days a week Allanah is Regional ICT Facilitator for 30+ schools around the Nelson region so she will have plenty of work to do.
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We really like how you have shown a way to take photos using thirds because we've always taken photos of things and put the subject in the middle. Professsional photographers use thirds too so could you use 6ths as well?
From Max, Grayson, Jack, Kahnn, Sam and Andrew at Otewa School
Thank you for explaining the rule of thirds and giving examples. I didn't know the rule of putting the subject where the lines join up. I'm going to try using that in my photos. Ms Donnell Kaipara Flats
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