how to critique a Photo?

 https://mcsmphoto.blogspot.com/2019/11/mp3-how-to-critique-photo.html

Class work: 

how do you critique a photograph?

on a loose leaf 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

critique # 2 Pc:flickr by Delila

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Critique picture #3 

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?

   ISO= ________, f/ _________, __________sec. ___________mm
5. What is the message you get from looking at the picture?

photo#4

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Q4: Reference chart

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 (Taking away the excess)

Critique picture # 5

1. What is the subject? which art element does it convey?
2. How is it lit? what type of light do you see? hard, soft, transmitted or reflected light
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? 

ISO _____, f/ ____, ______sec, ______mm
5. What is the message you get from looking at the picture?

Critique picture # 6