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GCSE Photography
"if you love
Photography
learn it" Albert Watson

Still life Photography
Alfred Stieglitz was once asked, “How does a photographer learn?”
“By looking,” he replied.
This is our starting point, our mid-point and our endpoint. You don’t learn photography by buying more expensive cameras or longer lenses, but by taking your time to really see, to really look, before squeezing the shutter.
No amount of fancy equipment can replace the ability to recognise what will make an excellent photograph.

Editing Photographs
Background blurred.
Image converted to black and white.
Foreground bleached to make more graphic.
High angle to create a sense of depth.
Rule of thirds.
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