History of Photography Infographic

Infographic: Evolution of Camera and Photography

  http://www.designzzz.com/infographic-evolution-camera-photography/

Courtesy of: Designzzz Blog

The image below is from http://www.androidguys.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/HistoryofPhotographyInfoGraphic-730x5045.jpeg

Lytro Celebrates 175 Years of Photography with a History of Cameras Infographic   by Jaron Schneider

Final Review

Digital Photgraphy 1 Final Review Sheet

Photoshop Techniques

Photoshop Techniques

Final Research Link

Here is a quick guideline that will be helpful for you to have an awesome Final Research Project. Remember you will need to have 12 photos (including title and date) done by the Photographer of which 3 will be critiqued in detail, 3 facts about the Photographer, 3 photos done by you in the style of the Photographer and a research page.

Slide 1- Title page that includes artist, author and image #1.

Slide 2- Facts #1 and #2 about the Photographer and image #2.

Slide 3- Fact #3 and image #3.

Note: You may double up on the slides but make sure to have 12. The last 3 should have their own slide as they are the ones you are critiquing.

Slide 4- Image #4

Slide 5- Image #5

Slide 6- Image #6

Slide 7- Image #7

Slide 8- Image #8

Slide 9- Image #9

Slide 10- Image #10 including critique.

Slide 11- Image #11 including critique.

Slide 12- Image #12 including critique.

Slide 13- Your images 1-3. You may have individual slides for each. Make sure to title each and add a date. You may also include the other 10 if you would like.

Slide 14- Your Resources.

You may have more or less slides. Keep it casual.

An example shown in class.

file:///Users/giltnerm/Downloads/PowerPoint_-_Example_1%20(1).pdf

Our Next Photoshop Tricks to Try

Partial Black and White

http://www.tricky-photoshop.com/partial-black-white/

Creating a Silhouette

Photography by Sarah K Byrne

http://designspiration.net/image/4754250386136/

Creating a Ribbon Affect

http://vimeo.com/33344753



Masks 101 from Apex HS Art on Vimeo.

Photographer Research

Please fill out the sheet below in class for your full 20 points. I will give extra points for the a completed Prezi or PPT. For details on what to include in your presentation please visit:


http://skylinehsdigitalphotography1.blogspot.com/p/final-project.html

http://skylinehsdigitalphotography1.blogspot.com/p/final-project-photographer-research.html

http://skylinehsdigitalphotography1.blogspot.com/p/how-to-make-powerpoint-or-prezi.html

Photographer Research by mlgiltner

Shadow Pictures Project Ideas

For the Shadow Assignment you will create Shadow Pictures. Please see rubric. Remember to title each image in place of an artist statement. The rubric has been added. 

Sources:

http://www.photoshopessentials.com/photo-effects/cast-shadow/

http://artjuggler.blogspot.com/2011/04/shadows-run-rampant.html

Shadow Rubric

Constitution Day

Students viewed 2 Ted Talks on the Constitution and answered the questions. After students finished their work they created a Shepard Fairey like Obama poster by importing a selfie into the application Lunapic.com and choosing the Obama Poster Affect adding a word that reflects their knowledge of the Constitution. Resources are: A 3-minute guide to the Bill of Rights by Belinda Stutzman (http://ed.ted.com/lessons/a-3-minute-guide-to-the-bill-of-rights-belinda-stutzman) and The Making of the Constitution by Judy Walton (http://ed.ted.com/lessons/who-made-the-american-constitution-judy-walton).

Constitution Day 2014

Welcome to Digital Photography 1

Welcome to Digital Photography 1 at Skyline High School. My name is Mrs. Giltner and I will be your teacher. I look forward to an excellent semester. This class is both practical and creative. In order to fully appreciate the scope of Photography as an Art I will be focussing on the history, rules and guidelines as a base and than we will move into our lessons or creative endeavors.

To begin with I have a test to see if we will have a successful platform for our class. After you are done reading this I need you to input an image from your Google Plus account via the images url into the comment section. I would like you to pick out a photograph you took over your summer vacation or something that tells me about you and your relationship with photography. I can be simple or complex, silly or serious, or beautiful or not. You pick. Just a quick note: if you have had a Picasa account in the past it will now be Google. The best way to get the url on a Mac is to click control (keep it held down) and than click the mouse pad or pad. Otherwise right clicking on the image should give you the same result. If you are working on an iPad or other devices, I would recommend playing around until you get what you seek which in this case in the image url.

Once you have the url you will need to go to the comment area and follow the directions: Need to add an image? Use this code [img]IMAGE-URL-HERE[/img]. You will need to insert the url where the IMAGE-URL-HERE was.

All comments and images are private so only those in the class will be allowed to post. As a word of caution: Please be respectful.