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
Translate
Thursday, 28 May 2020
Tuesday May 26th and Thursday May 28th
This week is the week to make sure your work is PUBLISHED on your Weebly.
Seniors- If you have finished your 10 Projects and you have 10 marked collected in PowerSchool you are still REQUIRED to fill out the Week 7 Check for Understand form.
Missing or comments in Powerschool that are preventing you from getting a collected mark- READ them. I will not give credit to work that falls below 60% and it is all in the details.
NO CREDIT- If you do not complete 10 Projects for this class you will receive NO CREDIT. If this is the path you chose- you will need to let your counselor know so the paperwork that you and your parents sign can be completed for the year.
ALL LATE WORK DUE FRIDAY JUNE 12th.