- Comments 1 – Due Monday before class is over
Comment on your favorite four photos from the advanced photos class for their shadow photos and/or photography 1 texture 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 1.
Elements of Art Photos – Due Thursday before class is over
Read the following about the The_Elements_of_Art and this article
Take photos to show the use of each of the elements of art. Make a gallery 3×2 of images in your blog. Post your gallery, write a title in the caption area saying which element of art each photo is. You should have a photo for line, shape, color, space, texture, and pattern (6 photos total), and title the post “Elements of Art Photos.” Edit your photos before uploading them to your blog. Below is how your post should look when submitting.
Principles of Design Photos – Due Thursday before class is over
Read the following about the The_Principles_of_Design and this article.
Due Thursday before class is over. Take photos to show the use of each of the principles of design. Make a gallery 3×2 of images in your blog. Post your gallery, write a title in the caption area saying which element of art for each photo. You should have a photo for balance, pattern, unity, movement, contrast and emphasis (6 photos total), and title the post “Principles of Design Photos.” Edit your photos before uploading them to your blog. Below is how your post should look when submitting.
This article explains both the elements and the principles.
