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Photography I

2022-23

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Photography

This slide deck will provide daily instruction and expected outcomes for your 5th period class.

While we realize access to materials may be a challenge, the Photography class is already entirely online. Time to create!

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Course Vision

By the end of this course, students will be able to demonstrate an understanding of operations of a camera, composition, lighting techniques, depth of field, filters and camera angles. Students will develop both color and black and white photos. Students will examine major photographers, movements, and photographic styles. Students will develop photographs utilizing various techniques and for various purposes.

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Staying on target >>>>

By the end of class today I will …

demonstrate an understanding of the use Art Elements and Design Principles as they apply to creating effective photography.

Academic Expectations

1.12 Students speak using appropriate forms, conventions, and styles to communicate ideas and

information to different audiences for different purposes.

1.13 Students make sense of ideas and communicate ideas with the visual arts.

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Image Response -

Image selected:

Reason why you selected it:

How can this photo potentially inspire one of your pieces?:

What has changed or been strengthened in your idea of what defines a good photo?

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Level

Quality Photography Rubric

5

Mastered

  • Subject matter is impactful / is the focal point
  • Applicable lighting
  • best possible contrast
  • cropping and appropriate editing (not over-edited)
  • correct exposure
  • clarity and crisp focus
  • uniqueness, creativity
  • composition - rule of thirds,
  • bending the rules, making it look intentional

4.5

Exhibits characteristics of both 4 and 5

4

Almost

Mastered

  • Explain what you could improve upon..

3.5

QW

  • Explain why you chose your particular subject or process.

Project name here -

Rubric score ______

In the space below, identify your strengths as identified on the rubric. Which criteria do you feel as though you met or excelled in?

In this space, explain in which criteria you think you could have done better. What is NOT good about your photo(s)?

Finally, what will you do differently in the future? What ideas or other directions might you take on future projects considering your experience with this one?

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Assignment 1 - Portraits

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Week 2 - Intro to Photography/Portraits

Essential Questions: What is photography? What makes a good photograph good? How can my photography improve?

Reading #1 - Portraiture

Image Response

Self-Reflection

Resource -

Expert Photography Portrait Tips

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Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and portrait photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

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What grade would you give this photo?

How did you determine the value of this portrait?

What would you do differently?

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Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and portrait photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

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This photographer appears on a list of the world’s best portrait photographers.

Based on this photo, do you think they deserve that accolade? Why or why not?

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Portrait Tip Videos -

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Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and portrait photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

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One of the tips from Friday’s tutorial was to have sun in your model’s face. How is this photo lit? Does it work? Why or why not?

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Cool portrait sites

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Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and portrait photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

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Describe the differences between the left and right side of this image. Be specific.

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Photoshop 101

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35 Creative Portrait Effects

Photoshop Tutorials

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Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and portrait photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

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Are these selfies or self-portraits? What is the difference? Which do you prefer, why?

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Importing you photos to Lightroom

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Finding your model’s good side -

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100 Seriously Cool Self-portraits and how to shoot your own.

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Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and portrait photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

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Three photo portrait assignment - score it _______ / 5. Then critique it. What’s good? What’s not? How would you do it better?

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Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and portrait photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

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Three photo portrait assignment - score it _______ / 5. Then critique it. What’s good? What’s not? How would you do it better?

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Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and portrait photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

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Compare these two photos. Score each and explain.

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Week 3, - Camera Basics

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Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

Consider your first assignments. Which individual photo was your best? Which was worst? What would you do differently?

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It’s not all about the camera.

How will you utilize this tool? What is it capable of?

What are its limitations?

Why is the most important part of any camera eight inches behind it?

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Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

How do you think this photo was created? Be specific concerning exposure time, lighting, etc.

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Camera Parts Tutorial 1

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Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

Copy this diagram in your space for today’s Scholar Start. Be sure you get every detail.

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Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

List every camera part that you can name.

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Assignment 2 -

Animals

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Week 3 - Animal Photos

Essential Questions: What is photography? What makes a good photograph good? How can my photography improve?

Reading - "Want to take a good

Pet photograph?”

Reading 2 - He’s some more from

phototechnique.com

Animal Photos - 1, 2, 3,

Image Responses - complete three

Self-Reflection -

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Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and portrait photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

Compare these two photos. Score each and explain.

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Seth Casteel - Amazing Underwater Dogs

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Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and portrait photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

Compare these two photos. Score each and explain.

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National Geographic Award Winning

Animal Photography

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Arnfinn Johansen

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Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and portrait photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

Real photo? Photoshop? Love it, hate it? Why?

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Petapixel - Jess Bell Photography

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Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and portrait photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

Consider props for your animal photos. What else could you use?

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Endearing Animal Portraits By

18 Year Old Photographer Jessica Trinh

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Assignment 3 -

Texture

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Week 4 - Texture Photos

Essential Questions: What is photography? What makes a good photograph good? How can my photography improve?

Reading - “Using texture in photography”

Reading 2 - “Visual Texture in Photography”

Reading 3 - “How to Photograph Textures”

Image Responses

Photograph, edit and post 3 images.

Self-reflection

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Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and portrait photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

Consider the Elements of Art.. Which does this exemplify? How does it do that without focusing on what the subject is?

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Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and portrait photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

Thinking of the texture assignment. What could make this photo better? Do you prefer it as is?

Why?

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Tutorial - Black and White Using Texture

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Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

Thinking of the texture assignment. Which is better?

Why?

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Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

Consider the texture assignment. Does this score well? Why? How do you feel about the relationship between the smooth paint and the bumpy rust? Colors?

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Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

Consider the texture assignment. Does this score well? Why? Do all the pieces of wood together create a new texture? What if it were zoomed out or in?

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40 Terrific Photographic Textures

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Assignment 4 -

Action

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Assignment 4 - Action Photos

Essential Questions: What is photography? What makes a good photograph good? How can my photography improve?

Reading - "10 tips for stunning action

photos”

Reading 2 - “8 tips for taking sports

photos”

Reading 3 - “Action photography tips

from picture correct”

Action - 40 action photos and 36 more!

Image Responses - complete three for images that may inspire your photos

Self-Reflection

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Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

Is this a successful action photo? Why or why not? Name three attributes that show action.

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Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

What makes this a successful action photo?

What about the silhouettes? Do the help or hurt?

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Photography Quick Tips - Actio

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Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

What makes this a successful action photo?

What is good? What could be better?

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Do you think this action photo really happened or is it Photoshopped?

Explain your answer.

Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

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Assignment 5 -

Hands

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Assignment 5 - Hands

Essential Questions: What is photography? What makes a good photograph good? How can my photography improve?

Reading - 29 Beautiful Pictures of Hands

Reading 2 - 35 Powerful Pictures of Hands

Reading 3 - 26 Clever and Creative Photos of Hands

Complete for three photos of your choice that

may inspire - Image Responses

Complete this assessment tool for your

photos submitted - Self-reflection

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Describe this person based only on this photo of their hands. Social class, ethnicity etc.

Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

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What makes this hand photo so impactful?

What do you think the bubble is made of? Who is this person?

Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

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Tim Booth - Show of Hands

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Describe what you like about this photo that uses more than one person’s hand? What do you think could be better?

Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

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Apples and Oak Photography - These Hands

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Score this hand photo. Why did you give it that score?

Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

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Got who? Score this hand photo. Why did you give it that score?

Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

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List out, on your Scholar Start paper, what items you owe. Which assignments aren’t yet on your website? What do you owe via Google Classroom?

Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

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How dedicated are you to the process?

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List out, on your Scholar Start paper, what items you finished yesterday.

Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

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Assignment 6 - Halloween

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Assignment 5 - Halloween Photos

Essential Questions: What is photography? What makes a good photograph good? How can my photography improve?

Reading - Digital Photography School - Halloween

Reading 2 - Huffington Post - Vintage photos

Reading 3 - Photoblogger - 13 Halloween pics

Complete for three photos of your choice -

Image Responses

Self-reflection

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What will you photograph that “screams” Halloween? Brainstorm a list of at least five ideas for Halloween photos.

Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

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Consider this photo versus Halloween today? Which is scarier? How will approach the Halloween assignment?

Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

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Score this photo via our rubric criteria and defend your score. What, if anything would you have done differently?

Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

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Score this photo via our rubric criteria and defend your score. What new ideas do you have for your Halloween project?

Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

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How could this effect have been achieved? Have you considered ghost-like images for your Halloween project?

Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

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Consider horror makeup as solution for the Halloween photos. Score this photo. What makes it earn that score?

Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

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Score this photo and explain your rationale.

To do list for Friday -

  • Edit and post photos
  • Any missing image responses
  • Self-reflections due for everything up through Halloween

Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

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Assignment 7 - Low Light

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Assignment 7 - Low Light Photos

Essential Questions: What is photography? What makes a good photograph good? How can my photography improve?

Reading - Digital Camera World - low light

Reading 2 - “Low light tips” Photography Life

Reading 3 - “Capture Great Photos In Low Light””

Complete for three photos of your choice -

Image Responses

Self-reflection

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How did this photographer capture this moment in low light? What camera settings or other tools might you need to do this?

Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

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Low light photo tutorial

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Brainstorm a list of ideas you have for creating low-light photos.

How are you going to make it happen? Long exposure? Tripod? Fire? Be specific.

Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

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Consider the low light photos that you achieved on your first attempts. What worked? What didn’t work?

How do you move forward?

Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

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Assignment 8 - Food

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Assignment 8 - Food

Essential Questions: What is photography? What makes a good photograph good? How can my photography improve?

Reading - Phoblographer - Food Photography Projects

Reading 2 - Skillshare - Food Photo Class using Iphone

Reading 3 - Digital Photography School - Food

Reading 4 - Refrigerators

Complete for three photos of your choice that

may inspire - Image Response

Complete this assessment tool for your

photos submitted - Self-reflection

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What is the purpose of food photography?

What makes it appealing? Or not?

What are the first things that pop into your head to shoot?

Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

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Other than the delicious pancakes, what makes this photo so effective?

Think about your kitchen at home - what is different about this photo?

Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

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Tips for Stunning Food Photography

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Can you think of any tricks that photographers may use to make their food look more appealing in a photo? Think inedible, and try to list a few -

Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

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How can this photo be improved. Hint - there are a lot of things to improve - think about the tips you’ve seen. This is a beautiful plate and a really bad photo.

Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

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Look at the steps taken to photograph this bowl of chili. What are the characteristics that make the final photo so successful? Think beyond props.

Serious Eats

Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

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Assignment 9 -

Family

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Assignment 9 - Photographs of “Family”

Essential Questions: What is photography? What makes a good photograph good? How can my photography improve?

Reading - Digital Photography School - Do’s and Don’ts

Reading 2 - Humor, Intimacy, and Sincerity - Celebrating Family Photography

Reading 3 - Funny Man and Daughter Gallery

Complete for three photos of your choice that may inspire -

Image Response

Complete this assessment tool for your photos submitted -

Self-reflection

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Creative more natural family photos

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More family photo tips

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Think outside the box when considering the idea of photographing family. These don’t have to be family. They should say “family” what does that mean to you?

Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

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Hoyes sub plans - turn in Image Responses for “food” and “family”. Edit and post photos for both, and turn in Self-

reflections

Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

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Thinking about the interactions of family members - list three new ideas for ways that you can shoot the “family” assignment.

Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

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Consider ways to show strain in family relationships. It’s not always perfect - that’s why they say - you can’t pick your family.

Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

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Assignment 10 - Windows and doors

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Assignment 10 - Windows and Doors

Essential Questions: What is photography? What makes a good photograph good? How can my photography improve?

Reading - 121 Clicks - 25 Amazing Examples of Window and Door photography

Reading 2 - Old Windows - Old Doors by Joanne Berghold Photography

Reading 3 - DP Review - Windows and Doors

Complete for three photos of your choice that

may inspire - Image Response

Complete this assessment tool for your

photos submitted - Self-reflection

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Score this photo and explain your rationale.

To do list for Monday -

  • Image Responses for Window/Doors
  • Edit and post photos
  • Self-reflections due for everything up through Halloween

Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

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What makes this photo so impactful? Is is composition, texture, or something else? What makes window and doors so intriguing?

Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

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What do you score this photo? Why?

To do list for 11/8 -

  • Update websites with all photos
  • Turn in missing reflections and image responses

Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

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Have you considered doing a detail of a window or a door? Does is have to have the entire door?

What other cool details could be found to fulfill this assignment?

-Update websites!

Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

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Is this enough emphasis on the window? Why or why not? If you turn in a photo of a freaking eyeball, it better be exceptional!

Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

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Window and door photography -

Make yourself a to to list - what are three things you need to accomplish today to positively influence your grade?

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Score this window / door photo. What areas does it excel in? What would you do differently?

Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

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Window and door photography from around the world -

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Artifact -

Who Am I?

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WHO AM I?

An artifact project about YOU

Select 7-10 objects that showcase who you are.

Arrange them in a space.*

Take a CLEAR picture of them arranged in anyway.

Upload the image onto the slide deck in your Google Classroom.

In the notes section under your slide, explain why you arranged the objects as shown in your image; why your chose those objects; and what the environment the images are in say about you.

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Assignment 12 -

Pro photographer influence

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Assignment 12 - Pro Photographers

Essential Questions: What is photography? What makes a good photograph good? How can my photography improve?

  • Choose a photographer whose work you find impactful - https://expertphotography.com/most-famous-photographers/
  • Complete the this Research Tool on your chosen photographer
  • The questions on the Research Tool will build your paper. Answer every question completely and ask

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After completing 11 assignments, responding to 50 other artists’ images and looking at 100’s if not 1000’s of photos, what intrigues you? What do you want to create!

Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

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Who is your new photographer? Why did you choose him or her? What drew you to them, and how are you going to demonstrate their influence in your photo?

Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

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Based on just these three photos, tell me about this artist? Who does she shoot and how?

Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

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Rank your best three assignments. Texture, portrait action? What makes those stand out as your best?

Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

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Who is the photographer you chose? How did they work, and how are they influencing your work?

Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

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What is your best project to date? Which is the best photo in that group? Why so? Reflect on why you excelled on a particular assignment.

Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

SCHOLAR START

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END SEMESTER 1

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Assignment 11 -

Photographic Alphabet

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Assignment 13 -

Self portraits

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Assignment 13 - Self-Portraits

Essential Questions: What is photography? What makes a good photograph good? How can my photography improve?

Reading - Tutsplus - 100 Seriously Cool Self-portraits

Reading 2 - Vivian Maier - Photographer

Reading 3 - Digital Photography School -

Complete for three photos of your choice that

may inspire you photos - Image Reflection

Complete this assessment tool for your

photos submitted - Self-reflection

Submit three self-portraits - one shot at arm’s length,

one in a reflection and one shot further than arm’s length.

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Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and portrait photography.

Activity:

- image responses

- shooting photos�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

SCHOLAR START

Consider this self-portrait. Is it highly successful? Why or why not? You will create three - one at arm’s length, one in a reflection and one taken further away (timer or someone else holding the camera)

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Assignment 14 -

Shoes

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Assignment 14 - Shoes

Essential Questions: What is photography? What makes a good photograph good? How can my photography improve?

Reading - Learn My Shot - How to Photograph Shoes

Reading 2 - Street Photography of Peoples’ Shoes

Reading 3 - Studio 3 - shoes

Complete for three photos of your choice that

may inspire - Image Reflection

Complete this assessment tool for your

photos submitted - Self-reflection

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Consider shoes. Shoe culture, shoes that are doing something, shoes that say something about the person wearing them.

Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

SCHOLAR START

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Consider this photo. Score it as a shoe photo. Where does it excel and what would you improve upon?

Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

SCHOLAR START

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Consider this photo. Score it as a shoe photo. Where does it excel and what would you improve upon?

Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

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Assignment 18 -

Springtime

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- Springtime

Essential Questions: What is photography? What makes a good photograph good? How can my photography improve?

Reading - Hongkiat - 40 Breathtaking Photos

Reading 2 - 70 Striking Spring Photos - Tutsplus

Reading 3 - Smashing Magazine - Spring Photos

Complete for three photos of your choice

that may inspire - Image Reflection

Complete this assessment tool for your

photos submitted - Self-reflection

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Assignment 15 -

Macro

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- Macro

Essential Questions: What is photography? What makes a good photograph good? How can my photography improve?

Reading - Digital Photography School - Macro

Reading 2 - National Geographic - Macro

Reading 3 - Digital Photography World

Complete for three photos of your choice that

may inspire - Image Response

Complete this assessment tool for your

photos submitted - Self-reflection

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Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and portrait photography.

Activity:

- image responses

- shooting photos�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

SCHOLAR START

Consider this macro photo. Your phone may have a macro setting to enable you get close and maintain focus. The name of the game is sharp focus!

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Assignment 16 - Forced Perspective

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Considering this photo, what do you think when I say “forced perspective”? How was this achieved? What are some other potential forced perspective compositions?

Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

SCHOLAR START

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Forced Perspective

Essential Questions: What is photography? What makes a good photograph good? How can my photography improve?

Reading - “11 Cool Forced Perspective Ideas” by Expert Photography

Reading 2 - Digital Photography School - 17 Force Perspective tips

Reading 3 - OneSlide Photography - Forced Perspective

Complete for three photos of your choice that may inspire -

Image Response

Complete this assessment tool for your photos submitted -

Self-reflection

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Assignment 17 -

A Day In The Life

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Sem. 2, Week 6 - A Day In LIfe Project

Essential Questions: What is photography? What makes a good photograph good? How can my photography improve?

Reading - Click It Up a Notch - Day In The Life Project

Reading 2 - Allie Edwards - A Day In The Life Project

Reading 3 - A Day In The Life Of A Squirrel

Video tutorial 1, video 2, video 3

Complete for three photos of your choice that

may inspire - Image Reflection

Complete this assessment tool for your

photos submitted - Self-reflection

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Considering this photo, how does it speak to the idea of - “a day in the life”? How would you show a day in your life in ten photos. Begin brainstorming now.

Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

SCHOLAR START

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How are you going to show a day in your life in ten photos. Begin planning your photos now.

Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

SCHOLAR START

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How are you going to show a day in your life in ten photos. Begin planning your photos now.

Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

SCHOLAR START

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Due next Monday - how are your photos depicting a day in YOUR life?

Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

SCHOLAR START

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- what 10 photos show a day in your life? You should be able to tell me over half right now!

Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

SCHOLAR START

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Assignment 19,

choose one -

Album cover, Movie Poster or Book Cover

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NTI week 4 - The Album Cover

Essential Questions: What is photography? What makes a good photograph good? How can my photography improve?

Reading - The 50 Greatest Album Covers

Reading 2 - Chase Jarvis

Reading 3 - Tutsplus - Shooting a Cover

Complete for three photos of your choice that

may inspire - Image Reflection

Complete this assessment tool for your

photos submitted - Self-reflection

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Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and portrait photography.

Activity:

- image responses

- shooting photos�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

SCHOLAR START

Consider these recreated album covers. Your assignment this week is to create one. Could be recreation or original.

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Movie poster tutorial message -

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NTI Week 2 - Movie Poster Photography

Essential Questions: What is photography? What makes a good photograph good? How can my photography improve?

Reading - IMP Movie Poster Photographers Index

Reading 2 - fStoppers - remaking movie poster as wedding photogs

Reading 3 - 23 Famous Movie Poster Photos w/o Text

Complete for three photos of your choice that may inspire -

Image Response

Complete this assessment tool for your photos submitted -

Self-reflection

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Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and portrait photography.

Activity:

- image responses

- shooting photos�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

SCHOLAR START

Consider this movie poster re-creation. You will make one movie poster with text.

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Sem. 2, Week 15 - Book Cover

Essential Questions: What is photography? What makes a good photograph good? How can my photography improve?

Reading - Mae I Design

Reading 2 - 50 Best Book Covers - Huffington Post

Reading 3 - Panopkita - Book Cover Images

Complete for three photos of your choice

that may inspire - Image Response

Complete this assessment tool for your

photos submitted - Self-reflection

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Student Choice Final

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Student Choice “Final”

Essential Questions: What is photography? What makes a good photograph good? How can my photography improve?

Reading - Columbus College of Art and Design

Reading 2 - Brad Heaton’s Student Choice Project

Reading 3 - Resource mag - 18 blogs you should be reading

Complete for three photos of your choice that may inspire -

Reflection

Complete this assessment tool for your photos submitted -

Self-reflection

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Choice Board -

TNHS Photography - Student-choice final

- Submit 3 total (1 image each per subject choice)

  • Long exposure/ Motion Blur

  • Action-Stopping

  • Studio Portrait- Formal or Fashion

  • Water in Motion

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  • Emotion Invoked

  • Panorama

  • Forced Perspective

  • Reflections

  • Silhouettes

  • Machinery

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  • High Contrast B&W

  • Still Life

  • Christmas

  • True Macro

  • Product Shot- studio

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Consider your work thus far as your “portfolio” - what are you going to do for your final?

Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�Elements of Art, Photo principles, and photography.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

SCHOLAR START

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AP Portfolio samples

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Photography

Assessment Tool

  • self-evaluation

Additional Assignment Options - assignment list

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Old slide archive ...

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Week 15 - Student Choice “Final”

Essential Questions: What is photography? What makes a good photograph good? How can my photography improve?

Reading - Columbus College of Art and Design

Reading 2 - Brad Heaton’s Student Choice Project

Reading 3 - Resource mag - 18 blogs you should be reading

Complete for three photos of your choice that may inspire -

Reflection

Complete this assessment tool for your photos submitted -

Self-reflection

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Week 16 - Movie Poster Photography

Essential Questions: What is photography? What makes a good photograph good? How can my photography improve?

Reading - IMP Movie Poster Photographers Index

Reading 2 - Chase Jarvis - Photography/Art of the Movie Poster

Reading 3 - 23 Famous Movie Poster Photos w/o Text

Complete for three photos of your choice that may inspire -

Image Response

Complete this assessment tool for your photos submitted -

Self-reflection

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Sem. 2, Week 14 - The Album Cover

Essential Questions: What is photography? What makes a good photograph good? How can my photography improve?

Reading - The 50 Greatest Album Covers

Reading 2 - Chase Jarvis

Reading 3 - Tutsplus - Shooting a Cover

Complete for three photos of your choice that

may inspire - Image Reflection

Complete this assessment tool for your

photos submitted - Self-reflection

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Sem. 2, Week 13 - Springtime

Essential Questions: What is photography? What makes a good photograph good? How can my photography improve?

Reading - Hongkiat - 40 Breathtaking Photos

Reading 2 - 70 Striking Spring Photos - Tutsplus

Reading 3 - Smashing Magazine - Spring Photos

Complete for three photos of your choice

that may inspire - Image Reflection

Complete this assessment tool for your

photos submitted - Self-reflection

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Sem. 2, Week 12 - Iconic Image Recreation

Essential Questions: What is photography? What makes a good photograph good? How can my photography improve?

Reading - Re-create a photo - Jurupa Hills HS

Reading 2 - 22 Famous Paintings Revisited

Reading 3 - Smithsonian.com

Complete for three photos of your choice that

may inspire - Image Response

Complete this assessment tool for your

photos submitted - Self-reflection

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Sem. 2, Week 11 - Litter

Essential Questions: What is photography? What makes a good photograph good? How can my photography improve?

Reading - The Street Litter Project

Reading 2 - Global Voices “Litter Island”

Reading 3 - Impact of Litter in photos

Complete for three photos of your choice that

may inspire - Image Reflection

Complete this assessment tool for your

photos submitted - Self-reflection

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Sem. 2, Week 10 - Color Schemes

Essential Questions: What is photography? What makes a good photograph good? How can my photography improve?

Reading - Color theory basics for photographers

Reading 2 - Flickr - Monochrome (color only)

Reading 3 - 5 ways to use color in your photos

Complete for three photos of your choice that

may inspire - Image Reflection

Complete this assessment tool for your

photos submitted - Self-reflection

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Sem. 2, Week 9 - From the Hip

Essential Questions: What is photography? What makes a good photograph good? How can my photography improve?

Reading - Eric Kim - How to Shoot from the Hip

Reading 2 - Expert Photography - How to

Reading 3 - JD Hildebrand - Street Photography

Complete for three photos of your choice that

may inspire - Image Response

Complete this assessment tool for your

photos submitted - Self-reflection

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Sem. 2, Week 6 - A Day In LIfe Project

Essential Questions: What is photography? What makes a good photograph good? How can my photography improve?

Reading - Click It Up a Notch - Day In The Life Project

Reading 2 - Allie Edwards - A Day In The Life Project

Reading 3 - A Day In The Life Of A Squirrel

Video tutorial 1, video 2, video 3

Complete for three photos of your choice that

may inspire - Image Reflection

Complete this assessment tool for your

photos submitted - Self-reflection

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Sem. 2, Week 3 - Winter

Essential Questions: What is photography? What makes a good photograph good? How can my photography improve?

Reading - Hongkiat - Winter Photography

Reading 2 - Smashing Magazine - 50 Beautiful Winter Wonderland Photos

Reading 3 - Digital Photography School - Winter

Complete for three photos of your choice that

may inspire - Image Response

Complete this assessment tool for your

photos submitted - Self-reflection

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Photography I & II - If ______, then ______

If missing any assignments, then make those your priority.

  • be sure to have your late work scored on Self-reflections!
  • then start new project IMAGE RESPONSES

If finished with IMAGE RESPONSES, then SHOOT PHOTOS for the week’s assignment.

  • then EDIT and POST new photos.

If finished shooting, editing and posting current assignment, then complete the SELF-REFLECTIONS, then post them to your blog.

If finished with current assignment, then try the following:

50 Great Photoshop Tutorials

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Photographic Inventions -

Research online to answer the following questions - Photographic Inventions Worksheet

Find your answers here, and elsewhere -

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/amex/eastman/timeline/

http://photography.tutsplus.

Inventors

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Photos That Changed The World

Article to read online -

13 Photos that Changed the World Article

Paper copy to fill out -

Worksheet to print

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Photography I, II - extra credit

Choose an artist from the following link and write a one page, double-spaced reflection about their work-

99 photographer portfolios

View the Slideshare deck linked here, and write the compare and contrast statements -

Comparing and Contrasting Photos

Design your future photo essay projects, by outlining how you’re going to create three of the projects in this link -

10 Photo Essay Ideas

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Level

Quality Photography Rubric

5

Mastered

  • Subject matter is impactful / is the focal point
  • Applicable lighting
  • Best possible contrast
  • Cropping and appropriate editing (not over-edited)
  • Correct exposure
  • Visual clarity and crisp focus
  • Uniqueness, creativity
  • Composition - rule of thirds,
  • Bending the rules, making it look intentional

4.5

Exhibits characteristics of both 4 and 5

4

Almost

Mastered

  • Explain what you could improve upon..

Complete the self-reflection below for every assignment.

https://docs.google.com/a/nelson.kyschools.us/document/d/1Q202UKSizsqMRblWlZ64PBdeyIUFx4eGRJgCb-9w4VY/edit

3.5

  • Explain why you chose your particular subject or process.

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Level

Quality Photography Rubric

5

Mastered

  • Clarity / focus
  • Lighting - not too dark or light (under/overexposed)
  • Consideration of Rule of Thirds
  • Compositionally balanced
  • Authenticity

4.5

Exhibits characteristics of both 4 and 5

4

Almost

Mastered

  • Explain what you could improve upon..

3.5

  • Explain why you chose your particular subject or process.

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Advanced Photography

  • assignment list

  • assessment tool

  • self-evaluation

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Old slide archive ...

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Generals CAN:

�- show their understanding of�the purpose of the Elements of Art, Photo principles, and forced perspective.

Activity:

- think pair�share

- notes�- editing photos

Assessment:

- photos

SCHOLAR START

Begin to brainstorm ideas for interesting photos of hands. Add to this week’s Scholar Start doc with a list of three potential ideas.

Mr. Hoyes’s expectations for Wednesday 1/13 - Friday 1/15.

You will work at LEVEL 0. Complete these things in this order. If you cannot post or reflect on forced perspective photos because you don’t have one - go on to next assignment.

  1. Edit, self-reflect and post forced perspective photos.
  2. Three image responses for hand photos.
  3. Photographic Inventions worksheet.
  4. Photos that changed the world worksheet (printed paper)
  5. Do extra credit work (slide 12), or other class work, or read. SILENTLY!!!

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Week 15 - Photographs of “Family”

Essential Questions: What is photography? What makes a good photograph good? How can my photography improve?

Reading - Digital Photography School - Do’s and Don’ts

Reading 2 - 24 Creative Family Portrait Ideas

Reading 3 - Funny Man and Daughter Gallery

Complete for three photos of your choice that may inspire -

Image Response

Complete this assessment tool for your photos submitted -

Self-reflection

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Week 14 - Self-Portraits

Essential Questions: What is photography? What makes a good photograph good? How can my photography improve?

Reading - Tutsplus - 100 Seriously Cool Self-portraits

Reading 2 - Vivian Maier - Photographer

Reading 3 - Digital Photography School -

Complete for three photos of your choice that

may inspire you photos - Image Reflection

Complete this assessment tool for your

photos submitted - Self-reflection

Submit three self-portraits - one shot at arm’s length,

one in a reflection and one shot further than arm’s length.

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Week 12/13 - Professional Photographers

Essential Questions: What is photography? What makes a good photograph good? How can my photography improve?

Reading - Top Photo blogs of 2013

Reading 2 - Top 20 most influential photo-bloggers

Reading 3 - “In Our Family” - a travelling photo text

  • Next complete the this Research Tool on your chosen photographer if you already have one.

Complete this assessment tool for your photos submitted -

Self-reflection

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Week 11 - Architecture Photos

Essential Questions: What is photography? What makes a good photograph good? How can my photography improve?

Reading - Digital Photography School - Architecture

Reading 2 - 25 Greatest Architectural Photographers

Reading 3 - Moby - DJ turned photographer - read his

photo descriptions and explanations!

Complete for three photos of your choice that may inspire -

Image Responses

Complete this assessment tool for your photos submitted -

Self-reflection

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Week 9 - Macro

Essential Questions: What is photography? What makes a good photograph good? How can my photography improve?

Reading - Digital Photography School - Macro

Reading 2 - National Geographic - Macro

Reading 3 - Digital Photography World

Complete for three photos of your choice that

may inspire - Image Response

Complete this assessment tool for your

photos submitted - Self-reflection

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Week 7 - Transportation Photos

Essential Questions: What is photography? What makes a good photograph good? How can my photography improve?

Reading - “70 Inspiring Takes on Transport”

Reading 2 - “10 Tips on Transport Photos””

Reading 3 - “DP Review - Transportation”

Image Responses

Photograph, edit and post 3 images.

Self-reflection

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Week 6 - Texture Photos

Essential Questions: What is photography? What makes a good photograph good? How can my photography improve?

Reading - “Using texture in photography”

Reading 2 - “Visual Texture in Photography”

Reading 3 - “How to Photograph Textures”

Image Responses

Photograph, edit and post 3 images.

Self-reflection

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Week 3 - Animal Photos

Essential Questions: What is photography? What makes a good photograph good? How can my photography improve?

Reading - "Want to take a good

Pet photograph?”

Reading 2 - He’s some more from

phototechnique.com

Animal Photos - 1, 2, 3,

Image Responses - complete three

Self-Reflection -

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Week 3 - Intro to Landscape

Essential Questions: What is photography? What makes a good photograph good? How can my photography improve?

Reading - "What makes a good

Landscape photograph?”

Reading 2 - “National Geographic says

this about landscapes...

Landscape 1, 2, 3,

Reflection

Self-Reflection

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Artstart - How will I photograph A-Z?

VOICE LEVEL 0

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Friday, November 20 - to do list

Follow link to Ephotozine - create your name out of A-Z photos - this replaces Image Responses for this project.

Continue to edit, post, and reflect on photos to complete

  • Artist Research project
  • Self-portraits
  • Family
  • A-Z

VOICE LEVEL 0

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Names spelled with letter photography

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4/29/15 - What does my portfolio say about my growth this year?

Make a copy of this Google Slides document.

In the first slide paste your first choice for our media center display.

Every student must choose at least one. You may choose up five.

Post your Google slides to you blog.

This must be done by the end of class!

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Level

Quality Photography Rubric

5

Mastered

  • Subject matter is impactful / is the focal point
  • Applicable lighting
  • Best possible contrast
  • Cropping and appropriate editing (not over-edited)
  • Correct exposure
  • Visual clarity and crisp focus
  • Uniqueness, creativity
  • Composition - rule of thirds,
  • Bending the rules, making it look intentional

4.5

Exhibits characteristics of both 4 and 5

4

Almost

Mastered

  • Explain what you could improve upon..

Complete the self-reflection below for every assignment.

https://docs.google.com/a/nelson.kyschools.us/document/d/1Q202UKSizsqMRblWlZ64PBdeyIUFx4eGRJgCb-9w4VY/edit

3.5

  • Explain why you chose your particular subject or process.

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Sem. 2, Week 15 - Photo Story / Narrative

Essential Questions: What is photography? What makes a good photograph good? How can my photography improve?

Reading - Digital Photography School

Reading 2 - Digital Photo Secrets - How to

Reading 3 - Noue.com

Complete for three photos of your choice

that may inspire - Image Reflection

Complete this assessment tool for your

photos submitted - Self-reflection

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Week 1 - Intro to Photography

Essential Questions: What is art? What makes a good art good? How can I create high quality artwork?

ärt/

noun

  1. 1.
  2. the expression or application of human creative skill and imagination, typically in a visual form such as painting or sculpture, producing works to be appreciated primarily for their beauty or emotional power.
  3. "the art of the Renaissance"
  4. 2.
  5. the various branches of creative activity, such as painting, music, literature, and dance.
  6. "the visual arts"

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P.E. S.E. T.E.

____ ____ ____

Art Portfolio Reflection Rubric

5

Mastered

Develops ideas fully by describing, analyzing, interpreting and judging works(s) to show strong evidence of understanding.

• Shows clear meaning and insight by using content-related vocabulary correctly in context.

• Answers are clearly written and well organized into paragraphs.

• Shows desire to create quality work.

• Follows directions and handed in on time!

4.5

Exhibits Characteristics of both a 5 and 4.

4

Almost

Mastered

• Explain ideas clearly by attempting to describe, analyze, interpret and judge work(s) to show good evidence of understanding

• Shows some understanding by using content-related vocabulary correctly most of the time.

• Answers are clearly written and organized into paragraphs.

Evidence of a good effort and a desire to create quality work.

3.5

Exhibits characteristics of both a 3 and 4.

QW

Please

Revise

• Answers explain ideas on a basic level and need development.

• Minimal evidence of thinking deeply about the task.

• The answers not clearly written and organized.

• Does not show strong evidence of effort and understanding.

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Photography I - August

Monday

Tuesday

Wednesday

Thursday

Friday

Saturday

3

4

5 - Welcome. LEADER Values “L” and “E”

6 - Course overview, LEADER Values “A” and “D”

7 - Intro to the studio, LEADER Values “E” and “R”

8

10 - Intro. to portrait photos

11 - Building a better blog

12 - Shoot portrait photos outside

13 - Edit portraits and post to blogs

14 - Class critique day

15

17 - Critique continued

18 - Intro to Landscapes / image reflections

19 - Image reflections / shoot Landscape

20 - Edit Landscapes and post to blogs

21 - Class critique day

22

24 - Critique continued

25 - Intro to animal photography

26 - Image reflections / go outside, make-up photos

27 - Edit Animal photos and post to blog

28 - Class critique day

29

31 - Critique continued - Intro to Action Photography

September 1- Action photography tomorrow

2 - mage reflections / go outside, make-up photos

3 - Edit Action photos and post to blog

4 - NO SCHOOL

5