On Wednesday 26th August the Grade 6 students were lucky enough to go a photography excursion to enhance their skills and artistic flair. We began the day at Williamstown beach taking photos of where water meets sand, sand writing and sand and the body among other things. Students had to consider angle, foreground, background, texture, line and colour when taking their photos.
The next stop was Williamstown Botanic Gardens where students had to complete a scavenger hunt and take photos of various photographic elements around the gardens, such as mono- and multi-colour, water, shape, man-made objects and line. We walked across to Nelson Place where we had lunch and took more photos, this time focusing on reflections on water. Students also had the chance to walk along the pier where they showed great curiosity exploring what they could see above and below the water. A great day was had by all! Thank you to all staff and students who participated!
The next stop was Williamstown Botanic Gardens where students had to complete a scavenger hunt and take photos of various photographic elements around the gardens, such as mono- and multi-colour, water, shape, man-made objects and line. We walked across to Nelson Place where we had lunch and took more photos, this time focusing on reflections on water. Students also had the chance to walk along the pier where they showed great curiosity exploring what they could see above and below the water. A great day was had by all! Thank you to all staff and students who participated!
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