Reflection

This assignment has students looking for interesting ways to capture reflections.  It does not have to be of a person- it can be a landscape with reflections, an interesting shot in a mirror, or some other reflective material.  Look for the UNUSUAL!

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Personal Still Life

Students will create a still life according to the set up instructions given in the PowerPoint lecture.  The items must be personal to them and must mean something together.  Lighting plays a big part in the success of this picture as well as the placement of the objects together.

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Self Portrait

Think about what you want to say about yourself and how you fit into this world we live in.  You are going to use the timer on the camera and capture a shot of yourself that reflects something you feel.  There are a million emotions you can feel- joy, sadness, anger, bored, excited, and so many more.  Show me how you feel in a personal way.  Remember it does not have to show your face (if your camera shy) it is a reflection of you and your feelings.  Think outside the box on this one and blow me away.  Post 3 rules of composition you used int his photo.

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Long Exposure

You are going to use a slow shutter speed and capture movement.  Here the car lights become blurred together while the scenery stays static.  You can light paint or pan with your subject to blurr the background for this photo.  Make sure you list 3 rules of composition in your post.

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Recreate a Photo

https://www.cnn.com/2013/09/01/world/gallery/iconic-images/index.html

You are to find a picture by a professional photographer and recreate it with what you have available to you and your surroundings.  Maybe you find a picture you like because of the subject matter, maybe it is the lighting that you are attracted to, or maybe it is just something cool you would like to try.  When you post please put the original picture and where you got it from (see my example above) along with the picture you took .  This is called citing your source.

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Macro Photography

November 4

You are to take a photo of an object in the macro setting (flower icon).  This is a close up shot of some kind of object.  Keep in mind the rules of composition and the colors you put together to create a unique artistic piece.

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Food Photography

Students are to take 6-9 pictures of different angles of food, keeping in mind the rules of composition for each shot.  These photos are to be put into a collage using Adobe Spark. This assignment is due to their blog page on November 1.

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Color in Photography

Assigned October 1 due to your blog on Oct 18.

Create a photograph that uses one of the following 6 color schemes:

  • Monochromatic
  • Analogous
  • Complementary
  • Triad
  • Warm
  • Cool

On your blog write:

  1. What color scheme your picture follows
  2. Describe what that color scheme means in detail
  3. Describe how your picture falls into that scheme
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Emotional Portrait

Sept 9

Your first assignment is to take a black and white photograph showing some kind of human emotion; keeping in mind that the best shots are those that show authentic emotion not posed.  Post your photograph on your blog page and list any and all of the rules of photography you feel you used in your composition on the same blog.

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