The document discusses different themes for a photography exam including mirrors, boxes, birds, signs, and dwellings. For each theme, it lists advantages such as being easy to do, providing interesting subjects, or allowing creative control. It also notes potential disadvantages like requiring editing, finding boring subjects, or lacking modeling control. A few example photographers are provided for each theme.

1. PHOTOGRAPHY EXAM
THEMES

2. MIRRORS
• Advantages:
• Easy to do
• Easy to get the right equipment
• Gives good results
• Disadvantages:
• Can be complicated to do
• Sometimes a lot of editing
• Can sometimes be confusing
Photographers:
Edgard degas
Brendan neiland

3. BOXES
• Advantages:
• Simple to do
• Calming to see
• No model
• Disadvantage:
• Can be boring
• Not much interesting in photo
Photographers:
Thomas Richard Williams
joseph cornell

4. BIRDS
• Advantages:
• Can be interesting if done right
• Different to most photography
• Interesting because theres no human model
• Disadvantages:
• Hard to do
• Cant have as much control because its
out of a studio
Photographers:
John James
Oly moss

5. SIGNS
• Advantages:
• Easy to do
• Inspirations everywhere
• Interesting and can carry
other themes too
Disadvantages:
Can sometimes be boring
Can be difficult to find the right thing
The colour might not suit the image type
Photographers:
peter Saville
David hockney

6. DWELLINGS
Photographers:
Paul davis
Peter fritz
Advantages:
• looks unusual
• Stands out from any other
photography form
• Can be of natural or man made
things
Disadvantages
• Can be difficult to find the right
thing
• Cant be done if your not in the right
place
• can sometimes look the same or
bland