Workshop-Photographs
Photography is a fun, varied and educational activity. But unfortunately, photography is often considered a serious business. It doesn't have to be that way! In the photo jokes workshop, you will learn that photography can also contain a lot of humour. In a simple way, the functions of a photo camera/tablet are explained. The positioning of the participants seems to create an optical illusion. The photographer's point of view can also influence a photographed image.
In this workshop, students are divided into small groups. One photo camera is available per group. The photographer places the children in a certain way. Using the environment and themselves, the children will stage funny pictures. Good estimation of space and depth is very important for this. A well-known photo joke is someone who appears to be pushing the tower of Pisa over. Afterwards, the pupils look at the results on a digiboard.
Key objectives by subject area
Cultural education:
35A–C – Artistic and creative ability
36A–B – Creating artistic expressions
36A – Visualising and creating
36B – Artistic techniques and skills
Digital literacy:
22A – Digital systems
23A – Creating with digital technology
Technical education:
Light and imaging
Research and experimentation
Spatial awareness
Information
Workshop number: 0002
Target group: Primary school groups 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8
Duration: 60 minutes
Number of participants: 35 students
Location: At school
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