Story Telling Photos

2. A club member who agrees to act as a _____ can take photos for the yearbook.
4. Good photographers look for interesting repetition and wait for _____ that improve composition.
5. When taking group shots, pose the groups in orderly _____ , using risers, bleachers or stairs.
6. The use of picture _____ can expand the coverage of a spread with the use of smaller images and a dominant photo.
10. For club events away from school, try to _____ with those going on the trip to provide photos.
12. Capturing the reaction of the team and others to the final _____ adds dimension to the coverage.
14. _____ portraits of people with interesting hobbies or talents add to the interest of the people section.
15. Photographers can increase reader interest in sports photos by taking photos in _____ and field houses, if allowed.
16. Non-staff members will need general _____ about the type and quality of images needed for the yearbook.

1. The photographer should cover the _____, the game itself and even after the event is over.
3. While some photographers with longer lenses should shoot the game, others should concentrate on _____, fans and the band.
7. To capture interesting images of clubs, it’s important to shoot club _____ and not just meetings.
8. _____ photos should be large enough to clearly see faces.
9. Photographers should be assigned various _____ based on their shooting equipment.
11. Photographers shooting the game should avoid standing _____ to one another to avoid images that look alike.
13. Attending sports _____ is a good way to become comfortable with both the equipment and the skills necessary to capture good action shots.