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Exploring Views and Framing Perspectives

Understand the concept of a "view" and learn how to frame your own views with reasons. Explore different views at Forty Hall and use viewfinders to capture your unique perspective. Consider composition, subjects, lighting, and more.

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Exploring Views and Framing Perspectives

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  1. L.O: To find out what we mean by ‘view’ and to frame your own views with reasons What do we mean by ‘a view’? A view is something that we look at, usually for enjoyment. It often involves the landscape, and guides your focus to something or somewhere in particular. Windows are often put in to ‘frame’ views, or gardens planned around window views and sight lines.

  2. L.O: To find out what we mean by ‘view’ and to frame your own views with reasons Views at Forty Hall… There are views both inside and outside. Fashions changed over time – sometimes very ordered and symmetrical, sometimes more wild and natural.

  3. L.O: To find out what we mean by ‘view’ and to frame your own views with reasons What do we mean by ‘a view’? Window View Trail… You are going to work in groups of five or six. Using your digital cameras, capture a view that has been framed by a window in Forty Hall of… A tree A Lake An entrance A roof The gardens A room 25 mins

  4. L.O: To find out what we mean by ‘view’ and to frame your own views with reasons Frames and Faces Portraits of people often have frames around them. Can you find three different portraits in Forty Hall? Think of an adjective or describing word to describe each, and try to sketch some or all of the frame. Notice different styles of frame from different times in history. Why do you think that the portraits often have quite fancy or carefully chosen frames? 25 mins

  5. L.O: To find out what we mean by ‘view’ and to frame your own views with reasons Viewfinders! Now you are going to explore groups and choose some views to frame! You can create a simple viewfinder with just your hands, but you can also use the cut-out card frame on the next slide and the tips on it to help you plan your photograph. If you have a camera, take your own photograph after considering and choosing and considering your view carefully. Why have you chosen your view Discuss with your group.

  6. Is the main thing you are photographing in the centre or at the side? Are there people in your view or not? Why? Is your photograph going to be simple or crowded? Do you like the colours that are in your view? Is it light or dark?

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