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Alfie the family Africa yellow bellied senagal parrot 

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Alfie the family Africa yellow bellied senagal parrot 

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i got Alfie from egg went to see her every week till she was able to fly and she came to live with me so i have had her all her Life. she is 27years old

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another photo for the magic photo but they are to far away

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another photo for the magic photo but they are to far away

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this photo was for the magic phot but its to far away got to go take another one

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6. Learner Statement (2) (1)LisaDickinson

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Hi

Just a reminder to upload some photos to the portal for your NCFE Level 1 course. A short note about each (composition, camera settings) helps me give better feedback!

Thanks - Alan

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Level 1 Learners with Evidence of Process

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Level 1 Learners with Evidence of Process

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The EQA feedback highlighted the importance of showcasing your learning journey in photography, not just the final results. This means including evidence of the processes you went through, the shots you took that may not have worked perfectly, and your reflections on those choices.

Here's how to adapt your assignment to incorporate this feedback:

1. Process Shots:

Capture the Journey: Take photographs throughout your project, not just the final images. This could include:

Setting up your camera and lighting.

Trying different compositions and angles.

Capturing behind-the-scenes moments during your shoot.

2. Annotations:

Reflect on Your Work: Annotate your photographs, either digitally or with handwritten notes on a separate sheet. This can include:

Technical details: Aperture, shutter speed, ISO used for each shot.

Creative choices: Why you chose a particular composition or lighting.

Successes: What worked well in a particular shot.

Areas for improvement: What you might do differently next time.

3. Padlet for Self-Review:

Create a dedicated space: Use a platform like Padlet to create a separate space for your project. This will be your personal learning portfolio, separate from your tutor's work. You can include:

Process shots: Upload the images you captured during your project.

Annotated final images: Upload your final photographs with your handwritten notes or digital annotations.

Reflective text: Write a short text summarizing your learning experience, the challenges you faced, and your overall takeaways from the project.

Remember:

Focus on Learning: The goal is to demonstrate your understanding of the photographic process, not just showcase perfect final images.

Embrace Experimentation: Don't be afraid to include shots that didn't quite work out as planned. These can be valuable learning tools.

Be Honest in Your Reflections: Acknowledge what worked well and what you could improve on. This shows critical thinking and a willingness to learn.

By incorporating these steps, you'll create a richer learning portfolio that reflects your photographic journey and provides valuable evidence for your NCFE Level 1 assessment.