Read the articles and summarize the main points.Hand in for a mark out of 10.
composition
composition #2
Monday, October 6, 2014
Friday, October 3, 2014
Friday Oct.3
How to Upload Photos
1. Get card reader, plug into USB port on computer, put card into sd slot on card reader.
2. Allow some time for the info on the card to connect with the computer
3. Prompt will come up. copy pics to a folder on my computer, select the photos you want to upload by clicking on the boxes
4. click NEXT, it will ask what name you want on your photos, then it will ask where you want to place these photos, click Browse, go to my computer, find your L drive, click on your Photo 10 folder then go to the unedited folder and click NEXT...your photos will begin to upload
5. You can then go to your Photo 9 folder and look at them
EDITING
At this point we will only be doing minimal editing including cropping and lightning photos.
You can check out these editing programs or try Photoshop on the school computers.
Link to Pixlr
Link to pic Monkey
Link to Lunapic
http:Link to Ribbet ( like Photoshop)
1. Get card reader, plug into USB port on computer, put card into sd slot on card reader.
2. Allow some time for the info on the card to connect with the computer
3. Prompt will come up. copy pics to a folder on my computer, select the photos you want to upload by clicking on the boxes
4. click NEXT, it will ask what name you want on your photos, then it will ask where you want to place these photos, click Browse, go to my computer, find your L drive, click on your Photo 10 folder then go to the unedited folder and click NEXT...your photos will begin to upload
5. You can then go to your Photo 9 folder and look at them
EDITING
At this point we will only be doing minimal editing including cropping and lightning photos.
You can check out these editing programs or try Photoshop on the school computers.
Link to Pixlr
Link to pic Monkey
Link to Lunapic
http:Link to Ribbet ( like Photoshop)
Wednesday, October 1, 2014
Welcome to Intro Photo
Assignment #1: 5 texture shots, shot head on or top down....shots should fill the frame, be in focus, and be cropped and edited for lighting. (10 marks)
Assignment #2: 3 head shots of partners and 1 of yourself. Make sure you are close enough and have created a flattering photo of your partners.(5 marks)
Assignment #3: 5 interesting shots to you... in focus, make sure you have a focal point and are using elements of good composition. (10 marks)
All photos should be uploaded to Flickr and put in a set or album by the assignment title. This can be done after you have edited your photos.
Assignment #2: 3 head shots of partners and 1 of yourself. Make sure you are close enough and have created a flattering photo of your partners.(5 marks)
Assignment #3: 5 interesting shots to you... in focus, make sure you have a focal point and are using elements of good composition. (10 marks)
All photos should be uploaded to Flickr and put in a set or album by the assignment title. This can be done after you have edited your photos.
Wednesday, June 4, 2014
Slideshows Due on the Blue Drive Thurs.June 12 at end of day
Your slideshow should be on Ms Chase's drive by the end of the day on THURSDAY JUNE 12. If your slideshow is not ready it will not be marked. You would be better off handing in an incomplete slideshow than none at all. Also, all assignment shots need to be on Flickr by the end of the day on Friday June 13 in sets. I will be marking everything on the weekend.
ALL SLIDESHOWS SHOULD BE PUT IN WMV FORMAT AND SAVED WITH YOUR NAME ON THE ASSIGNMENT FILE.
Steps on saving to Blue Drive
If you are doing your slideshow on another program, it is your responsibility to make sure it works properly on our computers at school. Do not leave this to the last minute, bring it in a day or two before it is due to make sure it works properly!
All assignment photos should be organized on Flickr and in sets. Failure to have photos organized properly will result in a lower grade.
ALL SLIDESHOWS SHOULD BE PUT IN WMV FORMAT AND SAVED WITH YOUR NAME ON THE ASSIGNMENT FILE.
Steps on saving to Blue Drive
- plug in blue drive to usb port on computer, go through my computer not the other ways of opening the drive, you should look for MY PASSPORT, click on and open, find the folder entitled sem2 grade10slideshows2014 ( the file name is close to this), minimize this file.
- Next go to my videos on your computer on your l drive, find your video ( which should have been configured to a wmv file through the Photostory program. Right click COPY, open the file on the blue drive and the edit PASTE.
- You should see Savanna's and Maddi's slideshows as well as other student's slideshows in this file, click on your slideshow to make sure it opens and works.
- Before removing the drive, press the small arrow button on the bottom and eject drive safely, then pull from the computer and pass on.
As a last result for anyone doing the slideshow in another program and having difficulty saving it, you can try to save it on Flickr, or bring me in your file on a separate jump drive.
If you are doing your slideshow on another program, it is your responsibility to make sure it works properly on our computers at school. Do not leave this to the last minute, bring it in a day or two before it is due to make sure it works properly!
All assignment photos should be organized on Flickr and in sets. Failure to have photos organized properly will result in a lower grade.
Monday, May 12, 2014
Year end Photo Slideshow
Year end Photo Slideshow Expectations
The slideshow needs to have 50 shots, and these shots should be a compilation of your absolute best work. The slideshow should not include more than 10 shots taken before this class or as class assignments. This means, I DO NOT want to see a slideshow that is made up of all your class assignments. You are expected to go out and shoot new shots.
Criteria for Marking
The slideshow needs to have 50 shots, and these shots should be a compilation of your absolute best work. The slideshow should not include more than 10 shots taken before this class or as class assignments. This means, I DO NOT want to see a slideshow that is made up of all your class assignments. You are expected to go out and shoot new shots.
Criteria for Marking
- All shots are clear not blurry
- There is a variety of different shots showing depth of skills
- Photos have good compositional qualities as does the slideshow
- All shots are sized properly, so they are not pixelated in the slideshow program
- Photos are cropped/edited appropriately
- Music chosen is appropriate (avoid swear words and derogatory terms) and fits with the photos
- Transitions are matched to the music
- The slideshow shows evidence of flow and progression of shots
- Evidence of time and effort spent on this project
- WOW factor: Which is a combination of great photography and great choreography of slideshow
Update on term 3 Assignments
The following assignments are for term 3:
Macros: These should be close up shots looking at things from a different point of view. Remember to be aware of backgrounds and elements of composition. Try to find objects that are interesting to look at.
SHOTS: 10 ( marks 20)
Portraits: You should be trying to get 5 photos of a girl model and 5 photos of a guy model. The focus should be on getting a good collection of photos which are flattering to each individual. Think about putting them in an environment that makes them feel comfortable.Again be aware of backgrounds and the environment you have chosen to shoot in. Make sure you have good lighting.
The things that need to be considered when shooting portraits include:
Spot Colour: Take 5 new shots or use 5 shots that you have already taken but not used for another assignment and find an interesting place to add spot colour. Probably the easiest program to do this in is Pic Monkey.
SHOTS 5 (marks 10)
Conceptual Shots: ( This will be your last official assignment besides the final slideshow)
NEW Conceptual shots: 3 photos of a conceptual word. In this assignment, you are working as a conceptual photographer taking a word and then transforming it into a photo. For example if the word is joy, then you would try to come up with a photo which represents this idea.
Go to Getty images or Evolve images in Google and type in a conceptual word and get some ideas by viewing what kind of photos are connected to this word. (marks 15)
Macros: These should be close up shots looking at things from a different point of view. Remember to be aware of backgrounds and elements of composition. Try to find objects that are interesting to look at.
SHOTS: 10 ( marks 20)
Portraits: You should be trying to get 5 photos of a girl model and 5 photos of a guy model. The focus should be on getting a good collection of photos which are flattering to each individual. Think about putting them in an environment that makes them feel comfortable.Again be aware of backgrounds and the environment you have chosen to shoot in. Make sure you have good lighting.
The things that need to be considered when shooting portraits include:
- be aware of your background, it should not overpower your model and it should not be cluttered.
- you may want to have your model choose a certain style of clothing for the shoot
- you may want to bring props such as a hat, scarf, skateboard, balloons or umbrella
- choose a location or a variety of locations to shoot your subject
- encourage your model to feel comfortable and do what comes natural to them
- DO NOT SHOW YOUR MODEL EACH SHOT..this wastes time, tell them they can have a look when the shoot has been completed
- get a variety of shots using different distance ranges
- use natural light, avoid harsh sun
- see the advanced Photography site for links and video on how to take good macros
Spot Colour: Take 5 new shots or use 5 shots that you have already taken but not used for another assignment and find an interesting place to add spot colour. Probably the easiest program to do this in is Pic Monkey.
SHOTS 5 (marks 10)
Conceptual Shots: ( This will be your last official assignment besides the final slideshow)
NEW Conceptual shots: 3 photos of a conceptual word. In this assignment, you are working as a conceptual photographer taking a word and then transforming it into a photo. For example if the word is joy, then you would try to come up with a photo which represents this idea.
Go to Getty images or Evolve images in Google and type in a conceptual word and get some ideas by viewing what kind of photos are connected to this word. (marks 15)
All three photos do not have to be of the same conceptual word. You need to write the name of the word under the photo and a brief description as to why you chose it.Here are some samples word ideas: joy, love, surprise, death, end, beauty, peace, balance, creativity, fun, excitement, weathered, old, decay, freedom etc. Start with the research part of this assignment...trying to figure out what concept you want to go with to get the shot.
Thursday, April 10, 2014
i phoneography
Since a number of you have cell phones, I thought it might be interesting for you to read up on some
i phoneography tips. Now when you have a look at this link, you will notice that a lot of basic photography rules apply to camera phones as well. This suggests that once you understand the basics of composition and begin to see differently...the type of camera you have is less important.
Link to i phoneography
Also since we are shooting angles, I have an article which you might want to review before you go out to shoot. Link to angle assignment
Take the time to join the Mark Isfeld Photography group on Flickr and post some of your good photos!
i phoneography tips. Now when you have a look at this link, you will notice that a lot of basic photography rules apply to camera phones as well. This suggests that once you understand the basics of composition and begin to see differently...the type of camera you have is less important.
Link to i phoneography
Also since we are shooting angles, I have an article which you might want to review before you go out to shoot. Link to angle assignment
Take the time to join the Mark Isfeld Photography group on Flickr and post some of your good photos!
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