Assignments August 28-31

  • PROJECT CHOICES – Due Thursday before class is over

Choose one of the choices below for this week (upload to your blog with the title of the choice as your blog post, six photos for your choice with titles for each, do as a photo gallery 3×2)

Shoot from the Hip: Shooting from the hip is a great technique and makes a great basis for a street photography project. With your camera at waist level, you shoot upwards, without looking through the viewfinder – so your subjects don’t know they are being photographed and you are rewarded with genuinely candid photographs of people, with the added bonus of an interesting perspective.

The Apple:  Each of you will shoot an apple. In your own way.

Environmental Portraits (with multiple flashes): Take several portraits of someone in their environment, doing what it is they do. Post your favorites and write a good short story about your subject and what they DO.

Musician: Studio Portraits with strobes of musician/musicians in their element.

Couples: Photograph two people and explore the relationship between the two. Try to communicate it visually. In studio or on location.

Animalography: Shoot some great photos of adorable (or strange looking) animals. Possibly use a wide angle lens and get close up for some humorous distortion.

Body Art: Photograph body art and make an eye-catching series to document one of the biggest trends of the decade: TATOOS. You can use your smartphone camera and apps for this project. Be sure to include the app (s) you used to make your creation. Credit to the tatoo artists, if possibly.

Architecture: Go shoot the buildings around your city at all different times of the day.  I bet you’ll find some interesting buildings that you’d never noticed before.

Window and Door Series: Windows and doors are everywhere: we are bombarded with them on a daily basis. Peeling paint, smashed windows, ornate knockers and wonderful windows boxes – this project is sure to yield a great set of photographs

  • Rye High School’s Website Writing – Due Wednesday before class is over

Write a paragraph explaining what you like, dislike, and would like to see added to the website. Make sure that you look through the different tabs on the school website and answer in complete sentences. Submit as a blog post (don’t put a Word Document) and title the blog post “RHS Website Writing.” This is the school website link.

  • Rye High School’s Website – Due Thursday before class is over

Rye High School’s website images need to be updated and changed. You need to take photos of the different classes and projects and things that they do in their class. Please include photos from music, art, ag, project lead the way (Ressel), etc. You will upload your best 9 photos to your blog as a gallery 3×3 by Thursday, the blog post should be titled “Website.” In the caption area title each image.

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