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Today is your day to organize, pass in (to production computer 1, 2 or 3) and edit your folder of photos from yesterday.
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When you edit your birdseye views try at least 5 edits using this tiltshift online program:
look here for effects you can get.
Save as:
bird's-eye edit 1
bird's-eye edit 2
bird's-eye edit 3
bird's-eye edit 4
bird's-eye edit 5
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Also: catch up on passing in ALL of your work from the start of class ... see below here for directions:
Due by end of this period: 1) This 2 paragraph reflection & 2) 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.
Reflective Writing - 2 paragraphs
Student Name: _________________
Assignment Title: _____________
Title You Give to Your Photograph:
Copy & paste the photo below:
Your answers should be in paragraph form. (Paragraphs should be 100+ words each.)
What is your favorite photo made in your most recent assignment? Describe the photograph. What makes it good, better than a snapshot? What is it about? What do you want other people see and/or think when they look at it?
Which assignment was this photo made for? What did you like about the assignment? What did you find challenging? How did you overcome those challenges?
(Camera techniques to write about: point of view (bird’s eye or worm’s eye; lighting; depth of field (blurry background); composition, rule of thirds; use of leading line; contrast, pattern; focusing techniques; ...)
(Getty Project students skip to step 4)
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ATTENTION GETTY PROJECT STUDENTS & yesterday's field trip students!!!
This must be completed by today:
& passed in on a flash drive to Production computers 1, 2 & 3:
inside a folder WITH YOUR NAME inside your period folder:
>1> ALL your pics from homework-week 1
>2> Your 10-15 best pics from homework-week 1
>3> ALL your pics from yesterday's field trip - ADD THE NAME OF YOUR GROUP LEADER TO YOUR FOLDER NAME
>4> Your 10-15 best pics from yesterday's field trip
also
-- ALL your warm-ups
-- ALL your homework