Make sure you've passed in ALL you work from the 1st & 2nd grading quarter so far:

passing all your assignments (photos, warm-ups & homework) into production computers (see Friday lesson below here/ scroll to bottom)

 

 

How to choose your 'best' photo:

When choosing your photo, use this grading rubric to help you.

The rubric gives a low grade to photos that are "trite." Basically, that means stay away from photos that are commonplace, cliched, hackneyed, ones that everybody takes and you've seen many times before (ordinary-looking flower close-ups, sunsets, etc.) Choose a photo that shows your own unique vision; a sense of inventiveness or imagination; a sense of style or experimentation; a way of seeing photographically that makes the ordinary extraordinary.

Check these 2 links to be sure you've got everything done right:

Regular student                    Getty-project-student

Today's camera assignment is all about Perspective  & Illusion- Unique ways of seeing photographically ...  

 

Go to this link and define these 3 techniques:

1) Forced Perspective

TODAY: Photo in a photo:

 

2) Tilt Shift (an in-camera or post-camera focusing technique)

3) Cubist photo collage