-Photography skills do not stand out (lighting is one problem but this could be because of the camera setting and he had a disadvantage as my sd card wasn't working very well)

Good pointers:

-quite curious about photography(not skilled but very curious and asked me a lot about photography such as techniques)

-likes to explore different angles

-have own equipment(claims his father has a Nikon)

-polite

(Put him on wait list as he has a passion but not much talent, although could see he is curious to know more)

-quite quiet( not a major issue but she doesn't speak up but might be because I'm new to her and she might open up more once she gets to know us)

Good pointers:

-skilled photographer(could sense what is wrong in the picture without me telling her anything)

-polite too(despite being quiet she tries to answers my questions for her as best as she could)

-thinks out of the box(for the racing car activity, while everyone was doing at the concourse she decided to go to the parade square to take her pictures)

(Accept her dsa as she is quite good at it)

-Didn’t know how to use the dslr much (aka shutter speed and iso)

- spam photos when subject is moving (I assume he was using continuous shooting mode/sports mode as he didn’t know how to use shutter speed hence thinking it would help capture a moving object)

Good points

-He knew how to use the modes in the dslr camera (e.g sports mode or portrait mode)

Polite and willing to learn more

I would put him on the waiting list as he is curious to learn more about photography but doesn’t know that much about it

-there’s not really any bad pointers only that maybe he’s like a little bit rude

-doesn’t check his photos sometimes

Good pointers

-he know how to operate his Olympus camera really well (e.g the settings and everything)

-seems really interested in photography

-knows what he is going to take (e.g asking me to stand somewhere specific for him to take his photos)

overall I would accept his dsa as he’s quite talented in photography and is willing to learn more about it

Able to adjust the camera settings without my help

He has a lot of potential in photography and should be given a chance to develop that passion in KCPSS

Bad points‼️: To be honest, i dont see a single flaw in how he takes photographs but i think he knows how to take photos like an actual photographer

• Has good creativity and knows what to take picture of.

• Has good foundation of perspective and angles

• Eager to find out more about photography and what goes around in school.

• Quite extroverted, he got comfortable around me pretty fast.

Bad Points:

• Does not really know how to use a DSLR well, only knows how to use his own camera.

• Can get distracted easily and not focused on the current subject

• Knows how to use the camera very well, didn't need my help

• Knows exactly what he wants to take picture of.

• Good foundations of camera settings.

• Very focused on the objective

Bad Points:

• VERY introverted, did not talk to me even once in the whole process. Very hard to get along with and to talk to.

• Not open to feedback