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Rules of Photography Rules of Photography The student will take 25 pictures implementing the rules of photography and message of photography discussed in class. Five unique photos will be taken for each rule of photography, and five combining all the rules. Rubric Code: AXCWX36 By jfulker1 Draft Public Rubric Subject: Journalism Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

Rules of Photography
	Poor 1 pts	Fair 2 pts	Good 3 pts
Rule of Thirds	Poor Student did not have five photographs using the rule of thirds.	Fair Student had five photographs using the rule of thirds. All photos were taken in the same location with the same subject.	Good Student had five photographs using the rule of thirds. All photographs were unique in location and subject.
Rule of Leading Lines	Poor Student did not have five photographs using the rule of leading lines.	Fair Student had five photographs using the rule of leading lines. All photos were taken in the same location with the same subject.	Good Student had five photographs using the rule of leading lines. All photographs were unique in location and subject.
Rule of Repetition	Poor Student did not have five photographs using the rule of repetition.	Fair Student had five photographs using the rule of repetition. All photos were taken in the same location with the same subject.	Good Student had five photographs using the rule of repetition. All photographs were unique in location and subject.
Rule of Framing	Poor Student did not have five photographs using the rule of framing.	Fair Student had five photographs using the rule of framing. All photos were taken in the same location with the same subject, and all photographs used the same frame.	Good Student had five photographs using the rule of framing. All photographs were unique in location and subject, and each photograph used a unique frame.
Message of Photography	Poor Student did not have five photographs that combined one or more of the rules of photography in order to creatively make his message clear.	Fair Student had five photographs that used one or two rules of photography. All photos were taken in the same location with the same subject.	Good Student had five photographs that used three or more rules of photography in each image. All five photographs were unique in location and subject.