Lesson 3: Image Composition with 2Create a Story

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Lesson 3: Image Composition with 2Create a Story

Learning objective

Learning Objectives

At the end of the lesson you will understand how duplicating parts of an image can change its composition. At the end of the lesson you will be able to use tools to selectively add or remove visual elements. At the end of the lesson you will be able to explain how digital images can be altered to influence how they are perceived.

What do you already know about editing digital images?

Understanding Image Editing Techniques

Introduce duplicating, layering, and selective editing. Explore how these techniques impact image composition.

Changing Image Composition

Demonstrate how duplicating elements alters composition. Discuss practical applications in storytelling.

Simulating Visual Retouching

Show how to use tools for selective editing. Engage students in hands-on practice with 2Create a Story.

Creating Realistic Scenes

Guide students in layering images to create depth. Encourage creativity in their scene compositions.

Discussion: Realism in Edits

Reflect on the realism of edits made. Discuss when and why image changes can be misleading.

Definition List

Duplicate: To make an exact copy of an object or element. Layer: To place objects on top of each other to create depth or complexity in an image. Composition: The arrangement of elements within an image. Scene: The visual setting or environment depicted in an image. Visual

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