- Comments 4- Due Monday before class is over
Comment on your favorite four photos from the photo 1 lighting photos or advanced photos. Please go through different student’s work to view more than four. Your comments need to include the photography and art language that we have talked about so far. This is not a one word or one sentence comment. Take your time and think about the other person’s work, what spoke to you, what did you like, what could be included to make the photo more dynamic, etc. Make sure that your comments are thought provoking and helpful. Type out your comments on four of your favorite photos on the blog. Then in Microsoft Word, copy each of your comments and the photo that you commented on, include the photographers name, and upload your word document to your blog as Comments 4.
- Phoetry – Due Wednesday before class is over
Phoetry is the combination of poetry and photography. Poetry is sometimes hard to understand. Digital photography can help make abstract poems more concrete. You will illustrate a poem with pictures. Select a short poem, type up your poem and separate them into stanzas in Powerpoint; each stanza would be a separate slide. You will go out and take photos to illustrate the words for each stanza. Change the font for the poem to go along with the words or the photos that you choose. This will be due on Wednesday before class is over. Please name the blog post “Phoetry.”
- Animal Photos – Due Thursday before class is over
We will watch the two videos (Thinking_Artistically_Video and Pets) and read the following article to get a better idea on being artistic while taking photographs of animals. Then, you will take photos of your pets. Obviously, you can’t bring your pets to school, so this assignment will be done at home. Photograph your pets, creating either an intimate portrait or an action shot of them at play. If you don’t have a pet, borrow one from your friends or family (go to someone’s house). Capture your subject with its background environment in focus, and then with the pet as the only sharply focused object. Use what you know about action photography to freeze the action for some shots, and blur it to enhance the sense of movement in others. You will edit and upload your best 4 to your blog on Thursday in a gallery 4×1 with titles for in the caption area for each photo. Please name the blog post “Pet Photos.”
- Lightroom Tutorial – Due Thursday before class is over
Edit a photo in Lightroom, during the tutorial, using one of your photos that you have taken in class so far. Title the blog post “Lightroom.” Explain what you changed, and why you changed it/why it looks better. Include and title the original image and the edited image.