Friday, March 2, 2012

Photoshop Assignment

Jerry Uelsmann
First, in class we are going learn how to photoshop two images together so they look like one cool image. Then I want you to take two photos of things to blend together. (Like create a real Weiner-Dog out of a hot dog and a dog).When you combine the images, they should look like the same image, from photoshopping them together change the lighting, consider a background, colour one to look like the other etc. etc. etc... Have fun with this. At least one photoshould be yours, you can find the other from the internet, but make sure the quality is "large" when you search.

How to combine two images tutorial.

Tuesday, February 28, 2012

Emphasis/Rules Check List

  1. Make contact sheet in Adobe Bridge and upload to your blog. Remember to have labelled your techniques. 15 images min, 35 max.
  2. Upload your BEST photos, one of each technique ie. "rule of thirds" and then label them in your blog. There should be 5 total images and example of each of the emphasis techniques: leading lines, framing, repetition, rule of thirds, contrast. or rules that you tried to break (grade 10s).
  3. Save an image to the SHARE Folder D2 "MyLFAS2". Just title it with your name, not with the technique.
  4. ***NEW*** Write a comment on your favourite photo how this represents "YOUR LFAS".

Monday, February 27, 2012

Elements of Design Assignment

Photo10 Required Assignment, Photo 9 Bonus Marks
Design elements are the basic units of a visual image. Elements of Design are physical things that are arranged in your photographic composition.  Go out with your camera and take at least 3 photos of each element:
  1. Line,
  2. Shape,
  3. Texture,
  4. Colour,
  5. Form
Try to include a subject, the photo still has to be "about" something and consider emphasis techniques and/or rule breaking techniques when taking. Save one to your blog and the other contact called elements.

Friday, February 10, 2012

Assignments List Due Sunday, February 12 @ Noon

  1. Camera Care
  2. Camera Modes (9 or 10)
  3. Favorite Found Image from day 1 plus answers find them and the link in  the "Assignments" tab
  4. Your 1st Photo
  5. Make sure you email your blog to me dusher@sd35.bc.ca
Due Sunday, February 12 @ 12:00 noon

Thursday, January 12, 2012

Photo 9 Photoshop Portraits

1. Portrait Photos
In groups of 2 or three, go and take a few portraits of each other. One head and shoulder photo against a simple back ground and the just a photo of the face. Take maybe ten minutes/ fifteen tops. Come back and download into share so your whole group can access.

2. Photoshop the Portraits
Watch the Demo with the class. If you are finished early, then you can check it out and start:

#1 Photoshop Tutorial- The Dead Stare
Photoshop Tutorial 1

#2. Photoshop Tutorial- Sin City Effect
Sin City Effect

Thursday, January 5, 2012

Your 2011 Photo

Find your own photo that you took in 2011 that you are proud of (it can be from this Photo class, but doesn't have to be). Upload your photo to your blog. Then answer the following questions:
  1. Comment why it is your favourite photo.
  2. Describe the the main subject/positive space in detail (as if I can't see).
  3. Identify what technique was used to emphasize the subject- even if you were not aware of it at the time. (Leading lines, repetition, rule of thirds, contrast, framing).
  4. Describe the background/negative space.

Tuesday, January 3, 2012

2011 Year in Photos

Find your 3 favourite photos from the following sites:
Top 2011 News Stories
New Years 2012 from Around the World
Christmas Images Around the World
Top 2011 News Stories from Reuters

Here's what you do:
  1. Select your 3 favourite "news" photo from 2011, msnbc.com, Reuters, and the NewYears fom msnbc.
  2. Upload to blog.
  3. Answer the questions below for all three.
  4. Comment why it is your favourite.
  5. Explain what the event is. What is the significance of the event/photo?
  6. Describe the photos, how does the image document the event/ how does the image tell the story?
  7. Identify the main subject and what emphasizes it. (Leading lines, repetition, rule of thirds, contrast, framing).