museum visit as extra credit or as a replacement for one of your theme

http://www.icp.org/visit                   International Center of Photography

keep your ticket stub attach to your 1 pg essay about your visit.... what did you learned from your visit? 

MUSEUM

1133 Avenue of the Americas at 43rd Street
New York, NY 10036
Phone: 212.857.0000
Email: info@icp.org

Hours
Tuesday–Thursday: 10 am–6 pm
Friday: 10 am–8 pm
Saturday–Sunday: 10 am–6 pm
Closed: Mondays
Closed: New Year's Day, January 1;
Independence Day, July 4; Thanksgiving Day; Christmas, December 25.

Admission
General Admission: $14
Students and Seniors (with valid ID): $10
ICP Members: Free
Children under 12: Free
Voluntary Contribution Fridays 5–8 pm

Free Friday night programs in the Museum are made possible, in part, by public funds from the City Council and the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs.

12/19/14

Dear students,
       I am sorry I am out sick today... Please email me anything that you have to turn in today... like the link to your Flickr album (MP3-theme 2) and attach it to the email that you are sending me today for attendance.

Take pictures of PJ day for theme 3 with your phone camera ( Due next week Tuesday) you should have 70 photos (5 albums) on your Flickr by next week ...

Those of you have the camera either keep it over the weekend or transfer it to another member in your table. Please email me with the subject: camera # transferred to.... or camera # received from...

 I will see you all on Monday. Be good for the sub =)

Miss Wang

Project 5 presentation when we get back from the break...

Please fix up your Project 5 for presentation upon the return from Christamas / New Year break...

Project 5
3 master photographer's brief bio/credential (add a picture of them too)
evaluation of their work... (Q1-3)
take the picture (including EXIF data)
Q4 - evaluate your own picture.
Post to Flickr

3rd marking Period (Transcript)

3rd marking Period (Transcript)

Karl's Lesson 13 - Photo composition

Take Your Digital Photography to the Next Level! *************

Top 10 Composition Tips

Rule of Thirds     Balancing Elements     Leading Lines     Symmetry and Patterns

Viewpoint    Background    Depth   Framing     Cropping   Experimentation

Justify why you are a Photo-Artist!

update your portfolio to 100 pictures... or 100%

we have 40 as our foundation, now its time to shine... showcase your BEST work.

need at least 6 different themes with minimum of 10 shots per theme.

upload to Flickr on a weekly basis in sets  "theme #1 of 6 : name" "theme #2 of 6 : name" and so on....
Please shoot in MANUAL "M" Mode with RAW+ F (.NEF and JPEG) format!

Are you shooting portraits? Read this first!
http://fstoppers.com/secrets-to-crafting-top-quality-beauty-portraits-on-location-lighting

41-50: Theme #1 in 10 different composition and lighting Due 12-12-14

51-60: Theme #2 in 10 different composition and lighting Due 12-18-14

Make your 2015 Calendar

61-70: Theme #3 in 10 different composition and lighting Due 12-23-14 

71-80: Theme #4 in 10 different composition and lighting Due 1-5-15

81-90: Theme #5 in 10 different composition and lighting Due 1-9-15

91-100: Theme #6 in 10 different composition and lighting Due 1-16-15

ART Final on 1/20/15

Regents starts on 1/26/15
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DoE ART Benchmarks

http://schools.nyc.gov/offices/teachlearn/arts/benchmarks12.html

Visual Arts
Art Making
In a three-year major art sequence students master various materials and techniques to develop a portfolio that reflects a personal style and the awareness of the power of art to illuminate, inform, and influence opinion

Developing Art Literacy
Students hone observation skills and discuss works of art; develop visual arts vocabulary to describe art making, the tools and techniques used to produce art, and the elements and principles of design; read and write about art to reinforce literacy skills; interpret artwork by providing evidence to support assertions; reflect on the process of making art.

Making Connections Through Visual Arts
Students recognize the societal, cultural, and historical significance of art; connect the visual arts to other disciplines; apply the skills and knowledge learned in visual arts to interpreting the world.

Community and Cultural Resources
By working with a variety of school staff, students access primary resources in the community, the borough, and the city to extend their learning beyond the classroom.

Exploring Careers and Lifelong Learning
Students gain an awareness of careers in visual arts; recognize personal, social and professional goals; develop a career plan; learn to work independently and in teams; gain an appreciation of art as a source of enjoyment and lifelong learning.

Project 5: Mimicking the Masters

Class work

now you have done the research for the History of Photography

Lets find some work for us to imitate! 3 pictures is needed to complete this assignment.

answer these questions before you imitate.
1. what is the lighting like?
2. what composition do you observe in the master photo.
3. how would you set up your shoot? (who/ where/how) and of course initial camera setting.

Take that picture!

4. how did it go? were you successful? If not, how will you fix it?
5. Post processing.... adjustment to achieve the final result.
6. Post on FLickr as photo # 38,39,40

Presentation Time
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Weekend Home work: (Every Friday is the due date for A theme)
send me the 6 themes and the plans you have for the 3rd marking period (Photo-essay).
add the last 60 photos for the semester.

you can check DPS weekly challege for ideas
and read up http://www.digitalcameraworld.com/category/beginners-guides/ as refresher.

3rd marking Period - Dec 1 to Dec 3

after you make your QR scan ... email me with your 6 theme for 3rd marking period.

PPT 6: History of Photography (CH10) in the blue book as reference... you can do all the research online too.

Must have 3 parts...
Famous Photographer.... quotes and their contribution to Photography.... sample picture of them
part 1 - wet plates and black and whites
Part 2 - Color film - which means photography for everyone.
Part 3 - Digital Photography - no chemicals