Work with a partner to create photographs of a dancer in motion. One person acts as a model while the other one takes three photographs, following the assignments below. The model should use a variety of axial movements for each of the three photographs. Photographers should encourage partners to create dynamic lines with their movements. 	
		
	Please photograph your name 

on this sheet of paper before you shoot your three exposures. When you are done taking your pictures, trade roles with your model, and have fun!	

		
Assignment #1: 	COMPOSITION 
Capture the motion of dance with a digital photograph. Make sure the figure takes up two-thirds of the composition to give your dancer a monumental feeling. 	

		
Assignment #2: 	BLURRY VISION AND MOTION 
Take a 3 x 2-inch swatch of acetate and smear it with a cotton swab that has been coated with petroleum jelly to create a blurry effect. Hold the acetate in front of the camera lens when taking your photo of a dancer in motion. Be sure that your figure takes up two-thirds of the composition.	

		
Assignment #3: 	CONTRAST 
Hold colored acetate in front of the camera lens to affect the contrast of your picture. Layering red acetate over the lens will eliminate all warm tones and push the blue tones to produce a darker image. Be sure that your figure takes up two-thirds of the composition.