Summit High Digital Photography
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Today I would like to for everyone to share either their spooky story idea or at least share a hint about your story or the imagery you have/will capture!
If you still need ideas, perhaps the class can help you out!
Just for fun, some of my past Halloween Costumes:
Today’s Agenda:
Go to your blog and click on your light painting and ghost blog post.
We’ll walk around to take a look at what everyone created. Feel free to stop at a computer to click and enlarge a photo for better viewing. Then click the back button so it goes back to the blog post before you proceed.
We won’t leave any feedback today, we just want to appreciate each other’s work and efforts. 🙂
Tip: Before we begin, edit your blog post and make sure your photos have been changed to media file! I would also make sure they are displayed as individual images and not as a gallery so they naturally appear larger on your blog post.
Just for fun, some of my past Halloween costumes…
Today’s Agenda:
Spooky Story Project!
Create a “story” using 3 photos total. The photos should have a mysterious or spooky vibe, so they should be edited. Write a story to go with the photos.
Post to your blog as individual photos, each followed by the paragraph with the part of the story that it tells.
Check out more examples on this Instagram account: @rbvphotos
Due Nov. 2nd
Today’s Agenda:
Light Painting & Ghosts
Video: How to change settings for long exposures on Manual Mode
Part 1:
With a partner or group of three, practice creating light painting/light graffiti using long exposures anywhere from 10-30 seconds long. Use a tripod!
Make sure your camera is on Manual mode (M).
Use ISO 100 and high F-stop numbers.
*You’ll probably need to use manual focus (MF) on the lens to focus the photos yourself when photographing in the dark.*
Use your cell phone flashlight as your light drawing source.
Take turns. Save all the photos you like onto your OneDrive.
Part 2:
With a partner or group of three, practice creating ghost effects using long exposures anywhere from 1-10 seconds long. Use a tripod!
Make sure your camera is on Manual mode (M).
Use ISO 100 and high F-stop numbers.
Take turns. Save all the photos you like onto your OneDrive.
Part 3:
Edit at least one light painting photo and one ghost photo using Photoshop. Export as JPEG files and post to your blog. Include the camera settings (MASIF) in the captions!!
Due by Thursday 10/28/21
Student examples inside the classroom and outside:
The contest is optional. Photos should be mysterious, spooky, weird, surreal, or scary.
Submit any photo you capture during class or your own time. Be sure to edit the photo to enhance the mood & look that you’re going for. Submit no later than November 2nd into Teams. One entry per student.
One winner per period will be announced November 4th. Winners will receive a goody bag!
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Today’s Agenda:
If you complete the extra credit, post your results as a gallery to your blog and send me the link in the Questions & Discussions channel on Teams. Caption the photos with the camera settings!
Today’s Agenda:
Reviewing ISO
Long Exposure Ghosts and Light Graffiti
Hey everyone,
I will be back in the classroom tomorrow if anyone still needs to take photos for a past due projects. In the meantime, try to complete and work on whatever you can for my class! If you’re caught up, you can work on other classwork. OR STUDY FOR FRIDAY’S TEST!
If you want a sneak peek of what’s to come Google “spooky photography”!
Hey everyone,
I will be back in the classroom tomorrow if anyone still needs to take photos for a past due projects. In the meantime, try to complete and work on whatever you can for my class! If you’re caught up, you can work on other classwork. OR STUDY FOR FRIDAY’S TEST! (Use your 3 fill-in-the-blank activities to study!)
Shutter Speed and Shutter Priority
If you want a sneak peek of what’s to come Google “long exposure ghost effect” and “light graffiti photography”!
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