5/29/2020

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check yourself... answer to 5/28's Photo
most of you did good yesterday with the sisters.

1. What is the subject? (the couple) which art element does it convey? (shape/form- humans)

2. How is it lit? (although it was outsidethey were under the tree's shadow) what type of light do you see? (due to even spread of light throughout- it was soft light).

3. Where is the subject placed in the picture? (the couple was laying down embracing each other, surrounded by the tree roots). what composition do you see? framing

4. How would you set the camera up for a similar shot? (Iso 400 - low because we want details, not pixalated, aperture and background are the same focus- f/32 with small opening, to get everything in focus; slow shutter speed, shorter time at 1/100 sec because it will allow more lights in due to small aperture (opening); and lastly, focal length was zoomed out at 20mm).

5. What is the message you get from looking at the picture? (wedding couple embraced, and framed in with the tree roots - LOVE).

Today try this one....

Critique picture #4 

continue with your Composition ABC this weekend... should be done by Wed. next week! google photo album #81-106

 make sure you take picture using the composition tips. do not use more than 3 times per composition.

81.Rule of Thirds    82. Balancing Elements     83.Leading Lines     
84.Symmetry and Patterns 85.Viewpoint   86. Background    87.Depth 
88. Framing    89.Cropping   90.Experimentation

5/28/2020

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check yourself... answer to 5/27's Photo
most of you did good yesterday with the sisters.

1. What is the subject? (2 girls) which art element does it convey? (shape/form- humans)

2. How is it lit? (it was slight dimly lit for being inside from side windows) what type of light do you see? (due to even-toned with shadow cast to show the direction of light- it was soft light).

3. Where is the subject placed in the picture? (the sisters was laying down opposite of each other balancing each other out). what composition do you see? balancing elements.

4. How would you set the camera up for a similar shot? (Iso 400 - low because we want details, not pixalated, aperture and background are the same focus- f/8 with medium opening; slow shutter speed, longer time at 1/100 sec because it will allow more lights in due to be indoor lighting; and lastly, focal length was zoomed in at 45mm).

5. What is the message you get from looking at the picture? (sisterhood, or just similar yet different, note the open vs. closed eyes - but mostly just calm and serenity or relaxed in another word - chill).

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Critique picture #3 same questions answered in the attendance form.

Hw: Photostory # 4: Composition ABCs - using different items around the house as your subject. Find one for every letter of the alphabet. Give me 5 every day - take the photos...by next week Wednesday.

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Critique picture #4 for tomorrow

5/27/2020

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check yourself...
most of you did good yesterday with the yellow sunflower.

1. What is the subject? (sunflower) which art element does it convey? (Color- yellow)

2. How is it lit? (it was brightly lit for the noon sun outside from top-down) what type of light do you see? (due to high intensity - it was hard light).

3. Where is the subject placed in the picture? (the flower was placed off-centered to the left 1/3 side). what composition do you see? rule of third.

4. How would you set the camera up for a similar shot? (ISO 100 - low because it was bright, aperture with blurry background - f/5.6 with large opening; fast shutter speed, shorter time at 1/250 sec because it was so bright; and lastly, focal length was zoomed in at 55mm).

5. What is the message you get from looking at the picture? (the bright and yellow color usually denotes happiness, vibrant and alive).

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Today try the same set of questions on the following picture.

critique # 2 Pc:flickr by Delila

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preview for tomorrow's photo 

Critique picture #3 

5/26/2020

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Class work: 

how do you critique a photograph?

let's practice... due as exit slip

1. What is the subject? which art element does it convey?

2. How is it lit? what type of light do you see?

3. Where is the subject placed in the picture? what composition do you see?

4. How would you set the camera up for a similar shot?

5. What is the message you get from looking at the picture?

critique# 1 pc:flickr by Marie Coleman

reminder... type of light maybe HARD, SOFT, TRANSMITTED or REFLECTED

ART ELEMENTS         vs            10 composition rules 

 Lines                             ⤄              Rule of Thirds                        Background    

 shapes / form               ⤄              Balancing Elements                Depth  

 space                           ⤄              Leading Lines                         Framing    

 value                            ⤄              Symmetry and Patterns          Cropping  

 Texture                        ⤄               Viewpoint                              Experimentation
 color

Try the same questions for this picture by tomorrow.

critique # 2 Pc:flickr by Delila

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5/22/2020

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PPT#6 due next Tuesday after the Memorial day weekend.

Last slide #10 of PPT#6 on Digital photography (pg 210-213).

it's midterm already... how are you doing?
send Mid-term checklist (links)
top10 compositions article review and practice (google photos # 61-70) google doc due 5/7/2020
Mother's day photostory#3 (google photo # 71-80) MP3 photo story slide due 5/13/2020
PPT# 6: History of Photography google slide due 5/26/2020

5/21/2020

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slide # 9: color photography arrives again... (pg 208-209).

5/20/2020

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almost done, slide#8:  photography in the 1970s and 1980s... (pg 206-207).

5/19/2020

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today's just one topic... photography in the 1950s and 1960s... (pg 204-205).

Please share your PPT# 6 if you haven't already...

Good luck to all AP EXAM students!

5/18/2020

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for today we are going to finish the latter half of the history of Photography

was photography counted as art is the early 1900s (pg 200-203)?

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_cx7E5TqvvYlWCk5-YDnPDNMHh69Y4TB/view?usp=sharing
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Parent-teacher conference - please ask your parents or guardian if they need to conference with me? (Yes or No)
have them email me at mcsmphoto@gmail.com with the subject line with your name on it.
Thank you.
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MP3 syllabus:
assigned
top10 compositions article review and practice (google photos # 61-70)
Mother's day photostory#3 (google photo # 71-80)
PPT# 6: History of Photography
upcoming
critiquing photographs
Mimicking the masters presentation (81-83)
Quiz
compositions in ABC photo stream. (84-99)
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5/15/2020

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as we advanced in photography, what purpose did we use photographs for (pg 192-199)?

slide # 5: 4 topics in 1 slide. remember to share PPt#6

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_cx7E5TqvvYlWCk5-YDnPDNMHh69Y4TB/view?usp=sharing

5/14/2020

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slide 4: early Portrait, travel, and war (pg 188-191)

(3 topics in one slide)

5/13/2020

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PPT#6: History of Photography
slide # 3: Gelaton Emulsion /Roll film base(1880) & Color photography

HW: finish up PS# 3

5/12/2020

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PPT# 6 continues... 

slide 2: Calotype & collodion wet plate

5/11/2020 History of Photography

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this one is on Ch 10: History of Photography 

from the same text book but version # 3... pg  181   to   213.

5/11/2020 - make cover slide 

slide 1- pg 181 to 183 introduction and daguerreotype. 

Daguerreotype [dəˈɡerəˌtīp]

The daguerreotype (/dəˈɡɛr(i)ətaɪp, -r(i)oʊ-/; French: daguerréotype) process, or daguerreotypy, was the first publicly available photographic process, widely used during the 1840s and 1850s. Invented by Louis-Jacques-Mandé Daguerre and introduced worldwide in 1839, daguerreotype was almost completely superseded by 1860 with new, less expensive processes yielding more readily viewable images. There was a revival of daguerreotypy in the late 20th century by a small number of photographers interested in making artistic use of early photographic processes.

• 
  Louis Daguerre

  Named after
 
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  Nicéphore Niépce

  Inventor

5/8/2020 Mother's Day weekend

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Photostory# 3: Mother's Day 
(send me your story in an email AJS11-0__ your name PS#3: mother's day draft) due today.


Mother's day story line? what idea(s) appreciate, celebrate, acknowledge the person that gave you life.
take 10 pictures you will be taking for your Mother's day story.

Make a new slide titled "MP3 photostories with top 10 compositions"
slide 1: Photostory# 3: Mother's Day 

new rubrics for Photostories in MP3...
use the top 10 compositions we learned this week to take your photos for Photostory# 3- Mother's day (Photo # 71-80)... upload by Wednesday 5-13-2020

71.Rule of Thirds    72. Balancing Elements     73.Leading Lines     
74.Symmetry and Patterns 75.Viewpoint   76. Background    77.Depth 
78. Framing     79.Cropping   80.Experimentation

5/7/2020 top 10 compositions due.

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continue with practice photo for the top 10 compositions.
# 68 to 70
( 3 photos today for  68. Framing     69.Cropping   70.Experimentation)

submit finished work to google classroom. 

5/6/2020

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continue with practice photo for the top 10 compositions.
# 64 to 67
( 4 photos today for  Symmetry and Patterns  Viewpoint    Background    Depth )

we will finish this tomorrow to submit in google classroom.

5/5/2020 MP3 Qr code

5/5/2020 attendance form -https://forms.gle/p5sW1h5r7boqWdp46
Do now: 
make a new album for MP3
album link??
QR code? https://www.the-qrcode-generator.com/

Classwork: search out the sample from 500 px.com. add that to your google doc from yesterday.

homework: upload picture # 61-Rule of thirds, 62- balancing elements, & 63- leading lines after the 500px.com sample photos.

additional video if you still didn't understand from the article.

https://youtu.be/5V4uuNdmRHc

*some of you stated that the link from yesterday was not working so I have provided the alternative link https://michellesdigigraphics.wordpress.com/2011/10/24/10-top-photography-composition-rules/

5/ 4/2020- MP3 day 1

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define the 10 compositions in your own word, then goto 500px.com to find a picture that matches your definition. (click on Discover then categories to get ideas)

we are starting MP3 with the top 10 compositions for your artwork photos....

Take Your Digital Photography to the Next Level!  watch this video

Top 10 Composition Tips

https://www.photographymad.com/pages/view/10-top-photography-composition-rules

Rule of Thirds     Balancing Elements     Leading Lines     Symmetry and Patterns

Viewpoint    Background    Depth   Framing     Cropping   Experimentation

revised link: https://michellesdigigraphics.wordpress.com/2011/10/24/10-top-photography-composition-rules/

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5/1/2020: attendance form - https://forms.gle/1rsEcCUuZMrdVnUt7

Mp2 wrap up... report card links, quiz 2 A & 2B
if you are done - today you can take a break ;-) Good job everyone.