Photography Club

The photography club, Snapshots, encourages students to express and develop their photographic talent. It is open to all students who enjoy any aspect of photography. Students participate in monthly contests, take pictures at school events, submit pictures to school publications, exhibit their photos at the winter and spring festivals, and create monthly bulletin boards. As club members take their photography journey, they are learning that each photo tells a story. Best of all, they learn that a photographer is given a chance to express him or herself and capture moments that people may never see for themselves.

Pictures with Santa and Mrs. Claus!

Where: Art Gallery
When: The week of November 29, 2010. A schedule will be posted around the building. Come on your free period. You may not miss class.
Who: Photography club members dressed as elves will take your picture.

Students in all grades may take a picture. Photos of administration, faculty and staff are complimentary. The first 95 customers will receive a free photo frame card and a candy cane after they take their picture. All pictures will be developed and distributed within a couple of weeks. The goal is for you to receive it before Christmas.

Each picture will cost $2.00.

Money must be given prior to taking the photo. You may bring a friend to be either Mr. or Mrs. Claus or have one of our photography members stand in. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask Ms. Kowkabany.

Check out the sample below. Do you recognize Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus?

Photography Club Assignments

Motivational Pictures

Take pictures of teens showing different ways to motivate others using key words:

Breathe	Joy	Plan	Communicate	Peaceful	Action
Contribute	Happy	Thoughtful	Create	Helpful	Love
Go	Spiritual	Energy	Laugh	Move	Success

Teens being active in their clubs would be a great photo. Teens texting each other, on their cell phones or on the computer would show communication. Teens in their neighborhood, helping others, praying, sitting by the ocean or even playing board games are just a few ideas for your photo opportunities. Best photo will be chosen and become a poster for the school.

Petagraphy Contest

Be the "puparazzi" you always wanted to be.

Take a photo of that dog, cat, bird, hamster, or even the snake you love so much. Be careful of the background- cover anything you don’t want in the photo. Throws and blankets create a great background.

Student Photography

Check out our Photo Gallery of our latest work! More photos will be posted on the site soon!