This paper discusses some of the ways one can study graphics on the Apple II microcomputer. Much attention is given to specialized use of software packages used in dumping graphics, and the saving or storing of binary files of graphic images. Knowledge of BASIC at more than a cursory level is required, but a step-by-step procedural outline is presented for those who are not accomplished programmers. Sections of the paper focus on (1) high resolution memory pages and binary storage, and (2) specific examples of capturing, saving, and dumping high resolution graphics, with five illustrations included. Seven references are provided. (MNS)