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Name: ____________________________________________________________

Grade & Section: ____________________________ Subject: __ARTS 6___


Teacher: _______________________________

Lesson : Quarter 3 Week 5-6 LAS 1


Activity Title : The Elements and Principles of Photography
Learning Target : Discusses the elements and principles photography
Reference(s) : MELCS A6PL-IIIf, Enjoying MAPEH 6 2015 Edition
LAS Writers : Sherlyn B. Cañeda/Cherry Lim/Famila Narte

Photography – is the use of light to produce an image or picture. The image can be captured
through a camera. Its art elements are line, shape, space, value, texture, and color.

An example of an image
captured using a phone camera What do you think are the art elements incorporated in this
image? Just think about it.

Aside from the elements, when taking an image you should


remember the principles of photography which are simplicity,
cropping, perspective, lighting, action, contrast, balance,
creativity, and consistency.

Direction:
Study the image below and identify and discuss at least 3 elements and 2 principles of
photography observed in the image.
A. Elements
1.
2.
3.
B. Principles
1.
2.

Submit your output to your subject teacher through online or personal submission by your
parents/guardian.
Rubrics for Scoring Activity in MAPEH Quarter 3 LAS 1
Activity Title : The Elements and Principles of Photography

Criteria 5 4 3 2 1
Content 3 Elements Lacks 1 Lacks 1 Lacks 2 Identified
and 2 element or element or element only the
principles principle principle identified or elements and
were identified identified and discussed. principles.
identified and discussed.
discussed.
Spelling and Observes Observes Observes Observes Never
Grammar correct correct correct correct observes
spelling, spelling, spelling, spelling, correct
punctuation, punctuation, punctuation, punctuation, spelling,
grammar and grammar and grammar and grammar and punctuation,
sentence sentence sentence sentence grammar and
structure structure structure structure sentence
always often sometimes rarely structure

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