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Spelling Test Top Tips Teacher’s Version ENGLISH KEY STAGE 2 2006 SPELLING LEVELS 3–5

Top Tips 2 causing probablyrecent additional directly illuminate Do all your photographs seem to cut off someone’s ? Well then, pay to the following top tips and maybe you could become an award-winning photographer. ● You can take amazing pictures with any kind of camera; it doesn’t need to have all the gadgets. ● The flash on a camera gives a sudden burst of light to avoid shadows or to someone’s face. Be careful when using the flash outside on a busy street, because the flash can reflect the streetlights and you will get an image that is out of focus. ● Sometimes the light from the flash reflects blood vessels in the eye, them to look red on pictures. To avoid this it may be necessary to take your picture in a bright place or ask the person not to look at the camera. head attention

● Nothing ruins a photo more than a in the background. You should, then, be aware of your . ● Occasionally it can be fun to take candid pictures. This means taking photographs when your subjects aren’t it. Asking people to pose in pictures can make them feel and can look artificial. ● Taking pictures of pets can be because they don’t tend to sit still. But it is worth attempting because the of animals’ fur or the detail on a bird’s wing can look in a picture. ● Everyone takes pictures of their and family. Try to the type that you take. Maybe take a photo of them involved in a hobby. That way, they will look relaxed and . ● Most , remember to have fun! 3 effectively expecting uncomfortable difficult texture fascinating friends natural importantly distraction surroundings vary

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