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Photography Trip

As part of their new project, Year 12 students took part in a walking documentary photoshoot through the Baltic Triangle, Albert Dock, and the 3 Graces.
Photoshoot
Photoshoot

This trip focused on street photography, encouraging students to capture candid, real-life moments within dynamic urban settings. By immersing themselves in the environment, students honed their skills in observation, composition, and storytelling, all key elements of street photography. The experience not only provided images for their skills-based learning project but also offered a deeper understanding of how to document the everyday world through the lens of a photographer.

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