Photography captures moments in time through light & allows us to view the world through different lens either as the viewer or the photographer. The ever evolving technology of photography is exciting and inspiring. This course is designed to give students experiences with the creative and technical aspects. Students will use digital cameras, to take, compose, manipulate & edit digital photos. Photoshop and other apps will be explored. Please contact me at giltnerm@aaps.k12.mi.us
Tabs
- Home
- Digital Photography I Syllabus
- First Day- Ice Breaker
- Weebly, Uploading images and Photoshop
- Ethics
- Weebly
- Virtual Classroom Norms
- Project Rubric
- Elements/ Principles
- Journals 1-10
- Composition 101-
- 9 Composition Tips
- Visual Literacy
- COVID Visual Journal
- Selfie Collage
- Land and Earth Art
- Portraits
- Dorthe Lange
- Objects
- Still Life(s)
- Architecture and Blue Prints
- Landscape and Painting
- Masks
- Symmetry
- Reflections
- Shadows
- Lesson 12: Part 2- Shadow Picture Project
- Fake Reflection
- 10 Rules of Photography
- Self Portrait- Double Exposure
- Photographer's Report- Part 1 and Part 2
- Digital Photography I Project Rubric
- Cyanotype 2023
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Wednesday 13 December 2017
Monday 11 December 2017
Monday 27 November 2017
Thursday 16 November 2017
Friday 10 November 2017
Thursday 12 October 2017
Tuesday 10 October 2017
Sunday 24 September 2017
Friday 15 September 2017
Artist Statement
Please read the article Conquering the Dreaded Artist Statement: Expert Advice for Writing About Art Photography.
Assignment:
Write 5 sentence about what you learned reading this article in the Private Comments in Google Classroom.
Assignment:
Write 5 sentence about what you learned reading this article in the Private Comments in Google Classroom.
Tuesday 12 September 2017
Saturday 2 September 2017
Friday 26 May 2017
Sunday 21 May 2017
Monday 1 May 2017
#SkylineFineArts Potential Show at Neutral Zone in April. pic.twitter.com/ej7wtKLeAl
— Meredith Giltner (@mgiltner5) May 1, 2017
Thursday 27 April 2017
Wednesday 19 April 2017
Monday 17 April 2017
Monday 27 February 2017
Tips for 10 Rules
Tips for the 10 Rules of Photography Project
Make sure all your images are under 8 inches by 10 inches
and all have the same resolution. Your Photoshop canvas will be about 8 inches
by 10 inches so you will transform you image when you make the collage.
Resize all your images in Preview before you open Photoshop.
Watch the video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yWqXD-Fvk0Y
Make sure your new file in Photoshop is the right size and
RESOLUTION.
After you images are edited and you have a new file open
watch the video if you need help with making your collage in Photoshop
It is best to lay out all of your images first and than
label them using the text tool. Be careful with your layers. If you cannot see
the text it is because the layer the text is on needs to be above the image.
Watch the video
It might be best to compress all your images layers together
before you start the text layers.
Remember to label the images with the corresponding words
(no definitions) and make sure to label it the 10 Rules of Photography.
1. Rule of Thirds
2. 2. Balancing Elements
3. 3. Leading Lines
4. Viewpoints
5. Background
6. Symmetry and Patterns
7. Depth
8. Framing
9. Cropping
10. Experimentation
Your font is important.
Monday 13 February 2017
Tuesday 7 February 2017
Saturday 4 February 2017
Tuesday 31 January 2017
Sunday 22 January 2017
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