Assignments
CLASS ANNOUNCEMENT: **Your assignments will not be graded if the correct assignment name is not linked with it. Do not save as any other title. There are multiple assignments and multiple classes uploading to the dropbox. If files are saved as "1" or "thing", I have no idea what it is. If you receive a zero for this reason, I will refer you back to this announcement as a reminder going forward.**
Thursday, March 28, 2019
Chalk Art
Due Date: End of Class Friday, March 29.
Assignment: Take 10 photos using Chalk Art. Print out (in color) your favorite, perfectly edited (if needed). 8x10 size. Save ALL 10 photos in 11_Chalk Art folder.
Chalk Art
Due Date: End of Class Friday, March 29.
Assignment: Take 10 photos using Chalk Art. Print out (in color) your favorite, perfectly edited (if needed). 8x10 size. Save ALL 10 photos in 11_Chalk Art folder.
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Monday, March 25, 2019
Macro Photography
Macro Photography
- Macro photography captures the beauty of your object at an up close variation.
- If you are looking for ideas, you can look at the previous years' websites for examples (some are good, some are not as good), the examples below as well as online.
- Something to remember: different lighting (your phone flashlight for example) is a great way to capture texture. Some textures are strong enough to be showcased with natural lighting.
- There is a Macro setting on your cameras but depending on the object, you may use other settings or your phone if needed for better quality. (I do not have access to Macro lenses at this time).
- Take 40 QUALITY Macro photos. You can edit on Pixlr or Photoshop if you'd like. You will put these on your final website and be graded on each one. Clarity, crispness and quality is key. There is a chance you could get a 50% on this project if effort is not put into it.
- When all 40 are taken and edited if chosen to do so, save each photo as Macro 1-40 in the Photography Drive-->2018-2019-->READY TO GRADE--> 10_Macro--> Your Name.
- DUE DATE: End of class on Wednesday, March 27, 2019
- REMEMBER: SPRING ACTIVITIES HAVE STARTED. WHETHER YOU ARE GONE FOR TRACK, GOLF, FFA, FCCLA, ETC. YOUR DUE DATE REMAINS THE SAME. OTHERWISE, YOU WILL FIND YOURSELF FOREVER BEHIND. SEE ASSIGNMENT CALENDAR COMING SOON. UTILIZE HOMEROOM, BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL LATE GRADES WILL OTHERWISE BE APPLIED.
Tuesday, March 12, 2019
Forced Perspective Photography.
Samples are below:
Forced Perspective Photography.
Samples are below:
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Wednesday, March 6, 2019
Green Screen Movie Jacket Cover
Due Date: End of Class Monday, March 11 **pending snow days will change due date**
Green Screen Movie Jacket Cover
Due Date: End of Class Monday, March 11 **pending snow days will change due date**
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Monday, February 25, 2019
Green Screen Project 1 DUE DATE: END OF CLASS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28
Using the Green Screen in the DDN Room, take and edit the green screen out of 10 photos. You will be graded on clarity of photos you take, green screen editing skills, and overall quality of the combined photo (this includes NO BLUR!!!!!). You will include the PERSON/PEOPLE you take a photo of, as well as ANOTHER object you place in the photo. EDIT PHOTO SO NO GREEN IS SHOWN. Groups working together can NOT have the same photos, you will be docked for this.
Your final photo will include: a person/people you take a photo of, an object you find online, a background you find online. NO BLUR at all in any of these photos! (Hint - resize photos if needed to fix blur.)
Save final photos in Photography-->2018-2019-->Ready to Grade-->GreenScreen1-->Your Folder. Save as 1, 2, 3 etc.
***Suggestion: look for backgrounds/ideas first so you will know what poses/actions you will need to capture in DDN room. This will save time when taking photos in the Green Screen room.
Green Screen Project 1 DUE DATE: END OF CLASS THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28
Using the Green Screen in the DDN Room, take and edit the green screen out of 10 photos. You will be graded on clarity of photos you take, green screen editing skills, and overall quality of the combined photo (this includes NO BLUR!!!!!). You will include the PERSON/PEOPLE you take a photo of, as well as ANOTHER object you place in the photo. EDIT PHOTO SO NO GREEN IS SHOWN. Groups working together can NOT have the same photos, you will be docked for this.
Your final photo will include: a person/people you take a photo of, an object you find online, a background you find online. NO BLUR at all in any of these photos! (Hint - resize photos if needed to fix blur.)
Save final photos in Photography-->2018-2019-->Ready to Grade-->GreenScreen1-->Your Folder. Save as 1, 2, 3 etc.
***Suggestion: look for backgrounds/ideas first so you will know what poses/actions you will need to capture in DDN room. This will save time when taking photos in the Green Screen room.
Thursday, February 14
It's time to start thinking about your final business project! This is just a starting point, you can change your name, focus, etc.
Brainstorm ideas and get this done today (YES TODAY, it's not a typo)! It's not rocket science, it just takes some focus and some thought outside of the box.
It's time to start thinking about your final business project! This is just a starting point, you can change your name, focus, etc.
Brainstorm ideas and get this done today (YES TODAY, it's not a typo)! It's not rocket science, it just takes some focus and some thought outside of the box.
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Tuesday, February 5
PopArt 1 & 2 Due Date: Thursday, February 7 ***WED FEB 13 due to snow
Take 1 quality (clear, good lighting, nothing in the background, closeup, not random, etc.) photo of 2 different people Have the first person be looking at the camera face on. Have the second person look at the camera, look left, look right, face the camera but make a different facial expression (thinking expression etc.). View the video below to create 2 Andy Warhol inspired projects. The first one will be of the first person - the second of the 4 different views. Save in the to be graded folder as YOURNAME_Warhol1 and YOURNAME_Warhol2.
PopArt 1 & 2 Due Date: Thursday, February 7 ***WED FEB 13 due to snow
Take 1 quality (clear, good lighting, nothing in the background, closeup, not random, etc.) photo of 2 different people Have the first person be looking at the camera face on. Have the second person look at the camera, look left, look right, face the camera but make a different facial expression (thinking expression etc.). View the video below to create 2 Andy Warhol inspired projects. The first one will be of the first person - the second of the 4 different views. Save in the to be graded folder as YOURNAME_Warhol1 and YOURNAME_Warhol2.
Pop Art Example
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Monday, February 4
Photo Mosaic Assignment #2 Due Date: Thursday, February 7
TAKE 2! Lets try this again!
Use the photo I am providing you to complete your first mosaic. Save as YOURNAME_Mosaic2
Photo Mosaic Assignment #2 Due Date: Thursday, February 7
TAKE 2! Lets try this again!
Use the photo I am providing you to complete your first mosaic. Save as YOURNAME_Mosaic2
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Monday, January 21. 2019
Photo Mosaic Assignment #1
When you are done with your black & white A-Z & Name project, please start your first mosaic project. You will take a photo of 5 people in class and create a mosaic of each person. The criteria is below:
Mosaic 1: Black and White (don't just change to this setting, change the settings to see different color variables)
Mosaic 2: Color [Edit the coloring using a photo editing tool]
Mosaic 3: Color Pop: one object [eyes, lips, hair, shirt] needs to be in color, the rest of the photo black and white
Mosaic 4 : Facial Features [focus on eyes, lips, etc.]
Mosaic 5: all 1 feature [ear, eye, lips, nose]
**different sized shapes (rectangle/squares) need to be utilized in 4/5 photos. Only 1 photo can be created out of ALL equal sized squares OR rectangles.
**SUGGESTION: edit photo in PIXLR if that's easier for you to use the color pop tool, save the photo and THEN open Photoshop or In Design and create mosaic (if you want to experiment with those programs). SAVE your file as a Photoshop/In Design doc AND also save as JPG/PDF to be printed.
Photo Mosaic Assignment #1
When you are done with your black & white A-Z & Name project, please start your first mosaic project. You will take a photo of 5 people in class and create a mosaic of each person. The criteria is below:
Mosaic 1: Black and White (don't just change to this setting, change the settings to see different color variables)
Mosaic 2: Color [Edit the coloring using a photo editing tool]
Mosaic 3: Color Pop: one object [eyes, lips, hair, shirt] needs to be in color, the rest of the photo black and white
Mosaic 4 : Facial Features [focus on eyes, lips, etc.]
Mosaic 5: all 1 feature [ear, eye, lips, nose]
**different sized shapes (rectangle/squares) need to be utilized in 4/5 photos. Only 1 photo can be created out of ALL equal sized squares OR rectangles.
**SUGGESTION: edit photo in PIXLR if that's easier for you to use the color pop tool, save the photo and THEN open Photoshop or In Design and create mosaic (if you want to experiment with those programs). SAVE your file as a Photoshop/In Design doc AND also save as JPG/PDF to be printed.
Monday, January 14, 2019
Today you will finish up on your Famous Photographer PowerPoint/Slides. Also, make sure ALL scavenger hunt photos are edited. I would like to start presenting tomorrow at the beginning of the block. That being said, if you need to convert your PowerPoint to Google slides or Office 365 compatible so you can work on it on your chrome book tonight, the directions are as follows:
POWERPOINT TO GOOGLE SLIDES:
1. Open your Google Drive
2. Under My Drive, choose Upload Files
3. After your document is uploaded, right click on the document and choose Open With--Google Slides
OFFICE 365 COMPATIBLE
*note: not all PowerPoint features will be available
1. Go to office.com
2. Login with your school email
3. On the middle right side of the screen, choose Upload and Open.
4. The document you upload will show below in the list of recent documents.
IMPORTANT REMINDER:
REMEMBER!!!! WHEN YOU ARE CREATING YOUR POWERPOINT, DO NOT JUST COPY AND PASTE INFORMATION TO YOUR SLIDE SHOW AND DO NOT READ DIRECTLY OFF OF YOUR SLIDES. PLEASE!
Today you will finish up on your Famous Photographer PowerPoint/Slides. Also, make sure ALL scavenger hunt photos are edited. I would like to start presenting tomorrow at the beginning of the block. That being said, if you need to convert your PowerPoint to Google slides or Office 365 compatible so you can work on it on your chrome book tonight, the directions are as follows:
POWERPOINT TO GOOGLE SLIDES:
1. Open your Google Drive
2. Under My Drive, choose Upload Files
3. After your document is uploaded, right click on the document and choose Open With--Google Slides
OFFICE 365 COMPATIBLE
*note: not all PowerPoint features will be available
1. Go to office.com
2. Login with your school email
3. On the middle right side of the screen, choose Upload and Open.
4. The document you upload will show below in the list of recent documents.
IMPORTANT REMINDER:
REMEMBER!!!! WHEN YOU ARE CREATING YOUR POWERPOINT, DO NOT JUST COPY AND PASTE INFORMATION TO YOUR SLIDE SHOW AND DO NOT READ DIRECTLY OFF OF YOUR SLIDES. PLEASE!
Friday, January 11, 2019
I am gone today. Follow the instructions found in the document below to create a Power Point on 2 famous photographers.
I am gone today. Follow the instructions found in the document below to create a Power Point on 2 famous photographers.
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Monday, January 7, 2019
For your first assignment in Photography, I want you to become comfortable with the camera and some of it's settings.
Below you will find two 'cheat sheets' to taking better photographs as well as today's assignment. I would like you to complete the scavenger hunt and use different settings on your camera while doing so. If the photo does not show up clearly and if your experiment doesn't work, try a different setting. There is no "right" or wrong" setting.
For your first assignment in Photography, I want you to become comfortable with the camera and some of it's settings.
Below you will find two 'cheat sheets' to taking better photographs as well as today's assignment. I would like you to complete the scavenger hunt and use different settings on your camera while doing so. If the photo does not show up clearly and if your experiment doesn't work, try a different setting. There is no "right" or wrong" setting.
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