3. Photo planning
Ask readers what they want
Conduct surveys, interviews and focus groups
Uncover ways to work their ideas into the book
Tell both individual and collective stories
One-of-a-kind experiences
Common activities and events
Brainstorm fresh angles and new ideas
Discover new angles to repeated stories
Add stories that have not appeared in the
book
28. plan
photocoverage
dominant secondary
Shape: Shape:
# of subjects: # of subjects:
Special techniques: Special techniques:
Suggested content: Suggested content:
29. plan
photocoverage
dominant secondary secondary
Shape: Shape: Shape:
# of subjects: # of subjects: # of subjects:
Special techniques: Special techniques: Special techniques:
Suggested content: Suggested content: Suggested content:
127. Let’s look at more great shots.
See if you can identify the photocomposition techniques
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161. Special Thanks
Kiski High School’s photographers
& adviser Paul Fantaski
Legacy High School’s photographers
& adviser Leland Mallett
McKinney High School’s photographers
& adviser Lori Oglesbee
Shawnee Mission North’s photographers
& adviser Becky Tate
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