Day 10: Prep For Last Week

By Jadyn Cleary

Today we began our morning by doing a couple of photography exercises. One of the exercises was to pick an object and carry it to different locations to photograph. The other was to draw two photography techniques or subjects from a bowl then try to take a picture incorporating them.
Subject Drawn: Words

Technique Drawn: Fill the frame

Object: Pinecone

Object: Purple blob
We then spent the afternoon preparing for our J-Term presentation and exhibition.

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