Today you will write TWO thorough critiques using the Critique Guide.
1. the first will be a critique of one of your pictures from the Ozark square. Include a copy of the picture with your critique.
2. The second will be a critique of one of your classmates pictures from the Ozark square. Include the picture.
Tuesday, September 27, 2016
Edit and Post the Ozark Square Pictures
Download, Edit, and Post the Ozark Square Pictures from the field trip.
De-saturate and Adjust Levels to get the best possible image.
Your pictures should include:
3 City Scenes
3 Architectural Details - either Close ups or Textures
If you have good shots of any of the following then you should post them also
Shadows
reflections
People - Environmental portraits
Animals
Plants or Nature
De-saturate and Adjust Levels to get the best possible image.
Your pictures should include:
3 City Scenes
3 Architectural Details - either Close ups or Textures
If you have good shots of any of the following then you should post them also
Shadows
reflections
People - Environmental portraits
Animals
Plants or Nature
Friday, September 23, 2016
Cropping Photographs
There are many times, in fact most times, when you will want to Crop a picture you take. to crop means to cut out the areas of a picture you do not want. it is used to help create a definite focal point, or point of interest, and can also be used to adjust your picture so that it complies with the Rule of Thirds.
Tools used:
Crop Tool
Ratio
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Ratio
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I will give a demonstration of these tools in class, and you can find a detailed tutorial at the site below:
Your task today is to select 1 photo you have taken and crop them according to the Rule of Thirds.
You may choose the Ratio, but state which Ratio you have chosen in the blog post.
Include the original version of the Photograph.
Here is an example below.
Cropping Assignment
Original Uncropped
Cropped . Original Ratio, Rule of Thirds
You may choose the Ratio, but state which Ratio you have chosen in the blog post.
Include the original version of the Photograph.
Here is an example below.
Cropping Assignment
Original Uncropped
Cropped . Original Ratio, Rule of Thirds
Monday, September 19, 2016
Field Trip Wednesday
Your pictures should include:
3 City Scenes
3 Architectural Details - either Close ups or Textures
Pick one of the pictures above and write a thorough critique in a new blog post
If you have good shots of any of the following then you should post them also
Shadows
reflections
People - Environmental portraits
Animals
Plants or Nature
3 City Scenes
3 Architectural Details - either Close ups or Textures
Pick one of the pictures above and write a thorough critique in a new blog post
If you have good shots of any of the following then you should post them also
Shadows
reflections
People - Environmental portraits
Animals
Plants or Nature
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Discover New Photographers
Find new photographers to be inspired by! In this class I expect you to take risks and grow as a creative person.
An important way to do this is to explore what other photographers are doing.
Look for current photographers on these websites:
Lensculture
https://www.lensculture.com/
Art-Support
http://art-support.com/photographers.htm
Today your assignment is to find 3 contemporary photographers.
An important way to do this is to explore what other photographers are doing.
Look for current photographers on these websites:
Lensculture
https://www.lensculture.com/
Art-Support
http://art-support.com/photographers.htm
Today your assignment is to find 3 contemporary photographers.
- Write a brief biography about the artists and thier type of work. DONT COPY AND PASTE!!!
- Upload 3-5 photos to your blog, include the titles and dates.
- Explain why you chose them, and what you find interesting in thier work.
- Discuss how you could use thier ideas and work to inspire something new in your photography.
- Use photography vocabulary from the Critique Guide, and Art (principles and elements of design) in your responses
Thursday, September 15, 2016
Principles of Design in Photography
Examples of Design Principles in Photography
Take the following pictures using the Principles of Design:
Desaturate (convert it to black and white) and adjust Levels in each picture
Texture - Take a Close-up pic to capture rough, smooth, cracked, bumpy, etc


Variety - Take a picture with an interesting/different mix of objects


Unity/Harmony - Take a picture with a group of similar objects or values


Repetition - Rythm


Proportion - Scale - Use differences in size to create a composition



Emphasis - Focal point - Use Shallow depth of Field


Movement - Use Freeze Action or Motion Blur


Balance - Symmetrical and Asymmetrical

Take the following pictures using the Principles of Design:
Desaturate (convert it to black and white) and adjust Levels in each picture
Texture - Take a Close-up pic to capture rough, smooth, cracked, bumpy, etc
Variety - Take a picture with an interesting/different mix of objects
Unity/Harmony - Take a picture with a group of similar objects or values

Repetition - Rythm


Proportion - Scale - Use differences in size to create a composition

Emphasis - Focal point - Use Shallow depth of Field

Movement - Use Freeze Action or Motion Blur
Balance - Symmetrical and Asymmetrical

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