PHOTO 11/12 Syllabus
Photography 11 / 12 – Course Syllabus (BC)
Course Description
Photography 11/12 focuses on creative and technical exploration of photographic practices. Students develop skills in image-making, editing, and visual storytelling while examining how photographs communicate meaning, identity, and perspective.
Big Ideas (BC Curriculum)
Photography is a unique art form that captures images for a variety of purposes
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Photography is an essential element of culture and reveals insights into the human experience
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Refining photographic expression requires perseverance, resilience, and risk taking
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Purposeful artistic choices by the photographer enhance the impact of a photograph
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Photography provides aesthetic experiences that have the power to effect change
Students will:
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Explore and refine photographic techniques and processes
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Use artistic intention to create meaningful photographic work
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Analyze and interpret photographs in relation to context and purpose
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Reflect on feedback to revise and improve work over time
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Apply ethical and responsible practices, including copyright and consent
Content & Learning Focus
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Camera functions and exposure (composition, lighting, focus)
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Digital image editing and post-production
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Elements and principles of photographic design
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Visual storytelling and thematic photography
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Historical, contemporary, and Indigenous practice
Learning Activities
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Technique-based assignments and photo shoots
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Individual and thematic photography projects
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Critiques, peer feedback, and artist statements
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Study of influential photographers and movements
Assessment is ongoing and based on:
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Photographic projects (process and final images)
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Creative and technical development
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Reflection, critique participation, and self-assessment
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