WorksheetsPhotography and Storytelling
Total questions: 1
Worksheet time: 55mins
What are the two ingredients that you cannot substitute for when working on a photography project?
Access and equipment
Time and access
Equipment and money
Time and money
What is the first step when seeking access or permission for a photography project?
Ask for a meeting
Show images on your phone
Send an email request
Have an elevator pitch
According to the text, what is the difference between doing projects about inanimate objects and doing projects about people?
Inanimate objects are easier to photograph
People-based projects are more time-consuming
Inanimate objects require more technique
People-based projects are less rewarding
What does the text suggest about the process of photographing a story that is people-based?
It forces you to engage with strangers
It is not as rewarding as other types of photography
It teaches you to work very slowly
It is less challenging than landscape photography
What is the main difference between making a portfolio and making a book when telling a story with photography?
Portfolios require more images
Books are for professional use
Books have a narrative
Portfolios are for personal use
What is the importance of settling on a technique at the beginning of a photography project?
It makes the project more challenging
It ensures cohesive work
It allows for experimentation
It adds variety to the project
What did the speaker realize about a project he was working on halfway through?
It was too easy to complete
It was not good enough
It was too time-consuming
It was too expensive to continue
What is the forgotten aspect of book publishing according to the text?
Editing the images
Sequencing the images
Designing the cover
Writing the introduction
What do high-level photography professionals look for in a project?
Cohesive work
Large number of images
Experimental approach
Variety of techniques
What is the speaker's advice for photographers when starting a new project?
Change the technique frequently
Choose a technique and stick to it
Use different techniques throughout the project
Focus on inanimate objects
