Digital Photography Virtual Workshop for Teens
This workshop is part of the 2020 Summer Reading Program.
Teens will be introduced to the art of digital photography. Learn the basics of taking great digital photos with your smartphone from Shannon Presley, JHLS IT Administrator.
Look for a new video every Tuesday in July and August on this page or at jhlibrary.readsquared.com.
The program is supported by Carolyn Dixon, branch manager of the Evelyn Taylor Majure Library of Utica.
For questions, call 601-885-8381 or email utica@jhlibrary.org.
Be sure to follow @jhls_shutterbugs on Instagram for cool photography examples. You may see yours!
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Week One: The History of Photography | Make a Pinhole Camera
In this video, learn the history of photography and what is needed to participate.
Click here for Pinhole Camera Instructions.
Featured song mention in the video: Kodachrome by Paul Simon – https://youtu.be/8rlDTK6QI-w
Week Two: Composing with Color | Pictures with Pops of Color
In this video, learn about using color and composition while taking photographs. Also find out what your next photography project is.
Week Three: Rule of Thirds | Photos of Your Neighborhood
In this video, learn about using the Rule of Thirds while taking photographs. Also find out what your next photography project is.
Week Four: Focal Points | Multiple Photos, Same Subject
In this video, learn about finding a focal point while taking photographs in the virtual workshop. Also find out what your next photography project is. This is part of a eight-week series.
Week Five: Backgrounds | Build Your Photo Background
In this video, learn about backgrounds while taking photographs in the virtual workshop. Also find out what your next photography project is. This is part of a eight-week series.