1) Label your post as such: Task 1: date - shot # (e.g. Task 1: 12 Feb - 01)

2) Write notes for your photos (e.g. living room, family boardgame time, evening)

1. Be Honest – Take responsibility when commenting, posting or sharing online.

2. Show Courtesy – Be kind and respectful to others in messages, comments, and posts. Treat others how you want to be treated. 己所不欲勿施于人.

3. Be Fair (Justice) – Don’t share or copy someone else’s work without permission. Give credit when using other people’s ideas.

4. Protect Your Honour – Think before you post! Share only what you’re proud of and avoid saying hurtful things to others.

5. Stay Safe and Respect Privacy – Keep your personal information private and respect the privacy of others by not sharing their details without permission. Please do not share our QR codes outside of your class and parents.

I wish you an exciting and purposeful learning from one another! Enjoy!

From Mr Lim: not very strong leading. As the lines on the ceiling led to the white board. Try cropping to only show the ceiling with the girl standing (red tee).

Late morning

From Mr Lim: yes this is!

From Mr Lim: Not quite leading lines. The spread of bags and untidy arrangement of desks distract viewers from the leading lines formed by the path of the floor and desks that should lead viewer's eyes. Sometimes, just need to physically adjust the objects (desk) to achieve what the composition is about.

From Mr Lim: the arrangement of students with iPads leads us to see the boy in orange.

Morining

From Mr Lim: you can start this series - people of Singapore sitting at a corner. You can also give it a Singlish title: relax one corner.

Morning

From Mr Lim: not showing any rule of thirds or leading lines

From Mr Lim: rule of thirds. Also contrasting sizes of building.

Morning

load

swing

1) You are to take 3 photographs in total.

2) Each photograph must have at least 2 of the following 4 photography principles:

• Rule of Thirds

• Leading Lines

• Shadows

• Depth of Field

3) The photographs must feature "People of Singapore".

4) The portraits can be group of people or single person. Creative self-portraits are acceptable too.

5) Additional points will be awarded for photos presented in a series.

Point #5 above is optional if you wish to challenge and stretch yourself.

Revisit your SLS lesson to revise the photography principles.

I posted a series of 3 photos for reference in this Padlet. Please label your submissions clearly like my examples below.

Deadline: Your Art Lesson when school re-opens after the March holidays.