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Example of how two learners have worked together, combining both their photos into one, coherent story.

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Some of the different techniques can also be combined in one photo.

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If you tilt the camera dramatically at the end of photo you can bend the world.

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Example of how a learner has used the diamond poem activity sheet to write a poem inspired by her photo.

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You can also play around with distance and objects to create realistically looking, manipulated photos.

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By having people move in and out of the frame while you move the camera, you can have them appear several times in the photo, thus, creating a trail throughout the photo

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Example of how a learner has been inspired by his manipulated photo to write a fictional story.

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If you "counter-act" the camera app and not follow the straight line shown in the app and instead tilt the camera back and forward, you will get a photo as below where the landscapes is wave-shaped.

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If the person in the photo moves along with the camera at roughly the same pace, they will appear "extended" in the photo.

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By holding your camera in landscape format, you get the opportunity to do a vertical panorama in which you can all of a sudden have earth in both the top and the bottom of the photo.