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Month: December 2022
AdvPhoto Monday 12/5/22: Photo Final
Final Photo Portfolio Project
Due on Monday 12/12/22. Present to class on Tuesday 12/13/22.
For your final, you will produce a series of photographs that demonstrate good exposure, composition, and a creative/observant eye. Create a photographic response for each of the prompts below:
- A photograph that demonstrates something you find beautiful.
- A photograph with a unique perspective.
- A photograph that emphasizes the main subject with either creative framing device or contrast.
- A photograph that reveals something about you.
- A photo of your choice that demonstrates thoughtful composition.
Think out your shots before you start! Here some things to consider…
- Who/what are you representing?
- What are you excluding (not showing)?
- Where are you standing (angles, locations)?
- When are you taking the photo (time of day or what lighting situation)?
- Why are you making this picture?
- How might this picture affect others?
Use the PowerPoints below for reference:
Elements of Art in Photography
Posting Instructions:
Post to your blog as a gallery with only 1 column. Change “Link To” to Media File! Caption each photo with camera settings.
Monday 12/5/22: Study Guides & Photo Projects
Today’s Agenda:
- Work on the 4 photo projects
- Review study guide materials for your final quiz on finals day
- School Campus Survey
- This Wednesday you can come in after school if you need extra time or help!
Aperture and Shutter Speed Projects Due Monday 12/12/22
The 4 photo projects are due in a week!! Use every opportunity you have to take photos during class.
Final Quiz Study Materials:
The final quiz will have 30 questions, max.
PowerPoints:
Elements of Art in Photography
Websites:
Practice Tests (take as often as you like as practice, they will show answers upon submission):
Rules of Composition Practice Quiz
Exposure, Aperture, and Shutter Speed
