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Camera Work with John Ricard
John Ricard
20 episodes
9 months ago
Commentary on all things photographic with NYC based photographer John Ricard. Also features the infamous "Ricard Rant".
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Commentary on all things photographic with NYC based photographer John Ricard. Also features the infamous "Ricard Rant".
Show more...
Visual Arts
Arts
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Photo Projects You Can Try at Home With Kids - Camera Work 03
Camera Work with John Ricard
5 minutes 26 seconds
5 years ago
Photo Projects You Can Try at Home With Kids - Camera Work 03
Need to find something to do with the kids while you are shut in? Then try this photo scavenger hunt. Summary: Generate a list of items for your child to photograph. The list can be very literal and simple for a young child. Examples include: Photograph something you own. Photograph something blue Photograph something in your room Photograph something your Mom takes with her when she leaves the house.   As the child gets older, the project can be modified to include items that are less literal and more conceptual. Examples include: Photograph something you like that other people in the house do not use Photograph something that you want to keep even when you are an adult. Photograph something that reminds you of a happy time. Photograph something that everyone has in their room.   John Ricard is a New York City based portrait photographer.
Camera Work with John Ricard
Commentary on all things photographic with NYC based photographer John Ricard. Also features the infamous "Ricard Rant".