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What do you do with your images once you have your first shoot? This resource describes how you can create a virtual sketchbook double spread to show how to present your ideas in the best way possible.
This is a sample of one of the guides in my photography scheme of work pack. These resources are designed for teaching students who have access to a computer but not a good printer. These templates enable the students to quickly and clearly present their work through visuals and annotation, contact sheets and photographer reference, and submit this very easily for assessment. I have two A level groups and two GCSE photography groups and have been using this method
very successfully. All work can be printed and put into sketchbooks. It can be amended at any time. It can be used for an online portfolio for assessment and moderation.
I have a full series of guides from initial photoshoots, manipulation using various tools, development of ideas, artist research, planning final pieces and presenting final pieces.
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