1. Review of Elements of Composition: for test on Wed. be able to describe the different elements of composition, but also be able to identify them in photographs.
NEW ASSIGNMENT: 5 Creative Experimental Shots/Photo Hacks
There are lots of sites on You Tube so check out more Photo Hack Videos. A lot of the ideas are very simple. No dangerous or fire related hacks at school please.
Try: covering your lens with saran wrap, or cutting a shape out of a piece of pare and shooting through the shape. Do a little research on your own to come up with some interesting ideas.
3. Spend time working on your Black and White shots, edit photos ( play with saturation and lighting) and then place photos into the slideshow program.
4. Begin researching an idea for a magazine cover.
5. Finish up portraits for the end of the week.
6. Can show this video at the end of the class if time. End video at 7min.
Out to shoot 4 more fog shots, put in an album: marks 10
Fix up anything we discussed yesterday and complete work that was overdue
complete the abstract shots 20 which are due tomorrow
work on product shots and ads which are due tomorrow
continue to work on Portraits 15 : due date changed to next week, your portraits should be all taken of only one person, edited and then posted to Flickr in an album
Black and white photography 20 shots set to a slideshow with music end of next week: use slideshow program Photo Story
Magazine cover due next week
Magazine Cover How to:
Find the magazine you want to use ( sport, food, fashion, etc.) Get a good handle on the style you need to shoot
Shoot the cover photo VERTICAL
Then bring into Photoshop and add the Header ( Vogue, Biker, Foodie) try to use a similar font or the exact font that the real magazine uses.
Ad text that would simulate articles that are inside the magazine.
When shooting portraits, it's best to set a wide aperture (around f/2.8-f/5.6) to capture a shallow depth of field, so the background behind your subject is nicely blurred, making them stand out better.