YOUR FIELD CARD60 MIN / OUTDOORS
Look twice.
Three choices for an ordinary photograph.
01 Find the light.
02 Give one thing the lead.
03 Leave one thing out.
I changed ______. I notice ______.
I prefer ______ because ______.
Something you know. Something to share.
Look twice.
Walk a little.
A complete phone-photo workshop for a small group. Notice the light, make a subject clear and choose what to leave out.
A FIELD CARD TO TAKE, NOT A DECK TO WATCH
The afternoon changes
Then it rains.
The workshop still has a shape.
Thirty minutes. One room. Nobody goes outside. The indoor edition replaces the route with a tabletop still life, rewrites the activities and leaves time to compare. Its participant card changes too.
The original edition
Three stops.
A little room to wander.
Short walks connect three picture-making tasks. The host chooses and checks the real route, including a safe return.
10 minSTART + DEMO36 minTHREE TASKS14 minRETURN + FINISH
The complete rainy-day revision
One table.
The same three decisions.
One checked work area per pair, using a window or host-set lamp. Three five-minute tasks; no station queues or hidden trip outside.
6 minSTART + DEMO15 minTHREE TASKS9 minCOMPARE + CLOSE
A reason to get together
You do not need
to be selling a course.
A neighbour sharing a hobby, a community organiser or a colleague planning a lunch-hour gathering can use this shape. A knowledgeable host helps people try something, compare two versions and say what they prefer.
The supplied guides and cards are editable HTML files. Change the text, save a copy and reopen it later. PDFs are ready to print. No account, upload or specialist workshop app.
For your own subject
Bring the part
you can demonstrate.
Give your existing AI your own notes, an example you may share, the audience and the actual time, place and materials. Decide what people should practise. The host still owns the subject advice and local decisions.
A short instruction to take with you
“Use my notes to make a workshop for these people, in this place and time. Give me a timed host plan and a one-page activity card. Keep my teaching meaning. Flag missing knowledge and practical decisions rather than making them up.”
Try the demonstration with the real materials and a clock. Correct the subject advice yourself. Check that the handout agrees with the plan. If your actual circumstances change, ask for both to be revised together.
Keep the instruction as a text file →Look twice is an original authored illustrative commission, not a recorded class, customer story or test of a named AI product. The drawings are original illustrations. No attendee learning has been tested. A host must bring real subject knowledge, practise the demonstration and check the route or room before using the materials.