AS 91307 · 4 credits · Internal
Photography established practice
Demonstrate an understanding of methods and ideas from established practice appropriate to photography
Study with Coach
Save your actual school result to count your credits.
This standard asks you to show that you understand how photographers use methods and ideas from real photographers' established practices. You need to research photographers and their work, explain how their techniques and ideas connect to the context (where, when, and why the photos were made), and use this knowledge in your own photography practice.
What to do, grades and common mistakes
- ·Identify and document specific methods (techniques, processes, composition strategies) used by established photographers
- ·Identify and document specific ideas or concepts (themes, subjects, visual language) used by established photographers
- ·Explain how these methods and ideas relate to the context in which the photographers made and displayed their work
- ·Reference actual artworks and photographers to support your understanding
- ·Apply this understanding to inform and develop your own photographic practice
You identify some methods and ideas from photographers you've studied and explain how they connect to their context.
You identify particular methods and ideas from photographers and explain specifically how these are used in relation to their context.