Starting next week, I will have each of you photograph some water droplet refractions in class. All you need is to do before then is save some photos on your phone or laptop to use under the glass. See this link for an explanation of the process:
How to Photograph Water Droplets on Glass
Check out these examples:
Storytelling Through Photography: Inspired by Jon Henry’s Stranger Fruit
This is project will count towards your “final” for this semester! Due Monday 12/11/23.
3. Worksheet_Guidelines – Storytelling Through Photography
Turn in your filled out worksheet by this Thursday 11/16/23
Take one photograph that tells a story by referencing an iconic image either from art history, photography, or contemporary culture. You can take a photograph of yourself (self portrait), someone else, or a group photograph. Your photograph must communicate an idea or tell a story. It doesn’t have to be about a social topic but it can if you’d like. It can be about your relationship with family, friends, things that interest you, or something you notice that’s going on in the world. Answer the questions in the worksheet when considering what story to tell. Answering these questions can help to develop your own photographic story and create meaning on a deeper level. Be prepared to present your photographs to the class.
Turn in your filled out worksheet by this Thursday 11/16/23
Today’s Agenda (for those in class):
Resources for the quizzes:
Today’s Agenda:
Rules of Composition Project
Due Wednesday November 8th
Objective: Review and practice using rules of composition to improve your photography! 🙂
If you took it, turn it in to the office and tell them you found it. No questions asked.
If you have ANY information about my missing cameras, please email me: delasa@fusd.net
Missing cameras: camera C with bag (Rebel T6i), and camera M without the bag (Rebel T6 or T7). Bag M was stashed and hidden in the third shelf of the cabinet.
Today’s agenda:
Photography Job Search Assignment
Due Friday 10/27/23
Go to https://www.indeed.com/
Find Photography Jobs in Fontana or Los Angeles.
On your blog post, list 3-5 jobs you would be interested in. Include the following information for each:
Display your blog post with your art history remake.
Leave a sheet of notebook paper at your desk for other to leave feedback on.
Today’s Agenda:
Neon Effect
Click the link below and see how much you can understand and accomplish on your own!
Today’s Agenda:
Jon Henry’s Stranger Fruit Photo Series
We will watch Billie Holiday’s performance of Strange Fruit.
We will look at some Renaissance art paintings (books and online).
Art History Pose Group Challenge
In groups of 3 or 4, you will select a Renaissance art painting to recreate.
Recreate the poses and composition to your best ability.
Your version can be a modern take of the scene.
Everyone in the group saves all the photos. Everyone edits their favorite one to post on their student blog w settings in the caption + a gallery with all the photos taken by the group.
Due Friday October 13th.
Today’s Agenda:
Jon Henry’s Photography and Blog Post Instructions
Click this link to view the UCR/Arts/Museum of Photography flyer of Jon Henry’s exhibition: https://ucrarts.ucr.edu/exhibitions/jon-henry-stranger-fruit/
Read the information at the bottom of the flyer. There is a mention of “Pietàs”. Do you know what this is a reference to? Do a Google search to find out what that means.
Visit Jon Henry’s site, specifically his Stranger Fruit project: https://www.jonhenryphotography.com/#1
Back up site: Stranger Fruit – Photographs and text by Jon Henry | LensCulture
Click on the first image and click “Next” to view every photo and every piece of text which helps to bring context to the images.
Do you know what the title of the project, “Stranger Fruit”, refers to? Do a Google search of “Strange Fruit” to find out more.
Blog Post instructions: Create a blog post informing your audience about who Jon Henry is and what his Stranger Fruit photo project is about. Include visuals and some of his work.