Photography Classes II

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Teaching theory lessons in class sometimes is a little too academic. As such, we went for an outdoor actual shoot that would spice up somewhat mundane classroom environment.(All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy, or Jill for that matter)

Took them for an outdoor shoot in Taman D.R. Seenivasagam where they spent a couple of hours shooting a list of specified items that they have learnt in class. More specifically they have to submit their pictures for valuation and grading.

These are more shots of my students in action. Sometimes observing them in action brings me back to the days when I learnt photography using film more than 20 years ago. Nowadays with digital, the learning process is not that painful to the pocket and the waiting period in between shots is reduced to looking at the LCD panel at the back of the camera.

Then again, though we may be seriously learning photography, some of the students do take the time to have fun along the way.....



Should I penalise them? Nah.....

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