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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
- Selfie Collage
- Portraits
- Objects
- Niepce/Daguerre/Maybridge
- Gordon Parks
- Dorthe Lange
- Still Life(s)
- Landscape and Painting
- Architecture and Blue Prints
- Masks
- Symmetry
- Reflections
- Shadows
- 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, 22 April 2015
Sunday, 19 April 2015
Congratulations to those in the Ann Arbor Library Art Show!
Saturday, 7 March 2015
Sunday, 22 February 2015
Photographer Research PowerPoint Slide Instructions
Name
__________________________ Hour ______________ Due _______________
Photographer Research PowerPoint
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 images (including title and
date) done by the Photographer Artist of which 3 will be critiqued in detail, 3
facts about the Photographer, 3 images done by you in the style of the
Photographer and a resource page. As far the critique think Elements and
Principles of Art and use those terms to consider if the artist did it well.
Pick 4 terms to use in your critique think 4 sentences per slide. Slide 13-
Your 1st image. You will need a title for each of the 3 pieces.
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 1st image. You will need a title.
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 1st image. You will need a title.
Slide
14- Your 2nd image. You will need a title.
Slide
15- Your 3rd image. You will need a title.
Slide 14- Your Resources. Example-
Slide 14- Your Resources. Example-
Slide
1-
Image
#1- www.
Slide
2-
Image
#2- www.
Slide
3-
Image
#3-
Image
#4-
You may
have more or less slides. Keep it casual.
Project Checklist for Straight Shadow, Straight Reflection, Shadow and Reflection
Name ____________________________________ Hour
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Digital Photography 1
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Project
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Images dropped in the Drop Box (1 of each)
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Self Critique turned in
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Straight Shadow (10/3)
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Straight Reflection (10/3)
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Shadow (2)
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Reflection (2)
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Thursday, 5 February 2015
Reflections
This past week your were suppose to take 10 shadow and 10 reflection photos. The reason for this exercise is to see how difficult or easy it is to do this. I heard many times that it was hard and what did I mean about reflections.
Here is a link to 50 Stunning Examples of Reflections.
http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2008/11/30/50-beautiful-examples-of-reflections-photography/
Another resource is 100+ Creative Examples of Reflections in Photography.
http://photography.tutsplus.com/articles/100-creative-examples-of-reflections-in-photography--photo-6722
The article, Quick Tips: 4 Steps to Remarkable Reflection Photography, has ideas for creating your own reflections and finding them.
http://photography.tutsplus.com/articles/quick-tip-4-steps-to-remarkable-reflection-photography--photo-4358
Here is a link to 50 Stunning Examples of Reflections.
http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2008/11/30/50-beautiful-examples-of-reflections-photography/
Another resource is 100+ Creative Examples of Reflections in Photography.
http://photography.tutsplus.com/articles/100-creative-examples-of-reflections-in-photography--photo-6722
The article, Quick Tips: 4 Steps to Remarkable Reflection Photography, has ideas for creating your own reflections and finding them.
http://photography.tutsplus.com/articles/quick-tip-4-steps-to-remarkable-reflection-photography--photo-4358
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