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Creative Photography Assignment: Capture Animals, Landscapes, and More

This photography assignment challenges you to explore various subjects, including animals, landscapes, architecture, and action shots. For animals, use simple backgrounds and try different angles while engaging your pet. When capturing landscapes, remember the rule of thirds and seek beauty in nature. For architecture, shoot from unique angles and focus on interesting features rather than entire buildings. Don't forget to incorporate action in your photos, along with sunrise, sunset, and perspectives of the same subject. Embrace your creativity!

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Creative Photography Assignment: Capture Animals, Landscapes, and More

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  1. Photo Assignment #1 Samples for Study

  2. #1 Animal • Move in close. Make sure your background is simple and clean. You do not have to shoot the entire animal. Try different angles. Entertain your pet with a ball. Don’t forget to isolate your subject.

  3. #1 ANIMAL

  4. #2 Landscape • Remember, follow the rule of thirds. Go outside. This shot should be beautiful. Bend has many beautiful landscape shots. Think mountains, lakes, rivers.

  5. #2 Landscape

  6. #3 Architecture • Remember to get down and shoot up. Look for interesting angles. Do not shoot straight on. You do not need to shoot the entire building. Think corners, windows, archways. Take several shots and move around to find the most interesting perspective.

  7. #4 Action • Obviously, this should not be posed. I must see action or motion in this photo. Think sports. Check out Sports Illustrated for great action shots.

  8. #5 Sunrise

  9. #5 Sunset

  10. #6 Near/Far

  11. #7,8 Same subject/Different Perspectives

  12. #7,8 Same subject/Different Perspectives

  13. #10, #11 Horizontal/Vertical

  14. #12 Silhouette/Shadow

  15. #12 Shadow

  16. #13 Texture

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