“It’s actually using lights to act like a brush; like you’re painting. So you use them like you would a ...
By selectively moving around handheld light sources in a darkroom, Year 10 photo media students at St Patrick’s College in Launceston are capturing incredible ‘light painting’ images.
“It’s actually using lights to act like a brush; like you’re painting. So you use them like you would a ...
This story appeared in the August 2014 edition of Australian Teacher Magazine.
Teenagers could be facing a social media ban sooner than expected under a push to bring it forward, as the world-first mandate draws condemnation from international free speech and human rights advocates.
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