## Objectives:

* Understand the basic concepts of photography, including exposure, aperture, shutter speed, and ISO.
* Learn how to compose a photo using the rule of thirds and other compositional techniques.
* Develop skills to take high-quality photos in various lighting conditions.
## Materials:

* Digital camera or smartphone with camera capabilities.
* Tripod (optional but recommended).
* Sample photos for discussion and analysis.
* Access to photo-editing software (optional).
## Activities:

1. **Introduction to Camera Settings (20 minutes)**
  * Discuss the fundamental settings: exposure, aperture, shutter speed, and ISO.
  * Hands-on demonstration: adjusting camera settings and observing the effects on a photo.
1. **Composition Techniques (20 minutes)**
  * Teach the rule of thirds and other composition guidelines (e.g., leading lines, framing).
  * Activity: Take several photos using different composition techniques.
1. **Outdoor Photography Walk (30 minutes)**
  * Students will practice taking photos outdoors, focusing on applying the concepts learned.
  * Capture photos in different lighting conditions (e.g., natural light, sunset).
1. **Photo Review & Editing (20 minutes)**
  * Review a selection of photos taken by the class.
  * Introduction to basic photo-editing techniques (cropping, adjusting exposure, etc.).
1. **Wrap-Up (10 minutes)**
  * Recap key lessons and encourage students to continue practicing.