Exploring careers in photography will allow your learners to see what exciting jobs are linked to Photography.

This is a great Knowledge Organiser that can support with analysis, content and the camera. These are all created by a Photography teacher and designed by a Graphic Designer. Effective Resource. AQA Photography

This page introduces ‘Natural Form’ with this you can allow your learners to analyse photos with support.

This is a standard worksheet that has an image with an area to make notes, a area to write the analysis and tips on the side.

Use the squares to allow your students to think outside the box! Create what they feel!!!

This resource gives you a brief description of the elements and principles of art. Nothing special but essential

If you want to take away that awkward ICT in researching, are you assessing research or exploring an artist? Artists/Photographer knowledge organisers is the way forward!!

If you need artists for your projects, these are what you need. This allows an introduction to an artist without the loss of learning from researching on the computer. We know learning how to researching is a skills that learners need but when you want a creative answer and direction, you want direct source material.

New photographers need to understand contrast. Whether it be on Photoshop or trying to reproduce this in their photos. Great resource.

Struggling o get your learning to evaluate their work? Give them these structured questions, they can then redraft once they have the foundations.

These resources are used to promote extended writing in Photography. Every subject needs an outlet for extended writing and its difficult to incorporate this. Use these to enhance your lessons and let the students best work shine.

This is a great resources for any Photography classroom. As they is not much out there for Photography, I have created all more resources myself and they are have a great impact on my lessons. This is an individual Knowledge Organiser, however you can purchase the whole set as a collection.

This resources can be used to support during project work or as a help sheet while teaching the exposure triangle.

This is a fun activity for novice drawers.

These resources can be used to deconstruct a photo in your lesson. This is something that can then build on an analysis.