Commercial Photography

HALLOWEEN THEME SHOOT!!

Post a photo (edited in LIGHTROOM, shot in RAW) representing each of the following words:

1) Enchanted
2) Ghoulish
3) Chilling
4) Eerie
5) Ominous
6) Undead
7) Strange
8) **Your choice, must be Halloween related

Title each photo with the word used.

Advanced Commercial Photography

12 Website Reviews DUE October 11th

Should include:

• Name and location of photographer
• URL
• 3 things you like about their site, 3 things you do not like
• How many tabs/drop downs are on the site?
• How many photos are in their portfolio?

Commercial Photography-Lightroom Tutorial

Begin by watching the following YouTube video (I will play it on the overhead during class) but here is the link in case you want to look back on it later...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bECi0ZQAB34

Plug in your hard drive and open Lightroom the way we discussed, if you need help doing this please come see me! Be sure to check you have opened the correct catalog!

Edit 2 of your existing photos using Lightroom and some of the basic techniques you learned in the tutorial. Post your before AND after picture, you should have 4 total images. You will have time to work on this during class today and the next class period. It is due by Friday October 7th.

Commercial and Advanced Commercial Photography

REFLECTIONS

It is time once again for the Reflections program! This is a great opportunity for students to be recognized for their artistic talent and a way to build their high school resume. Last year we had over 100 entries!

Started in 1969 by the National PTA, Reflections encourages students to express themselves by giving positive recognition for their artistic efforts. Students create and submit works of art in six categories: dance choreography, film production, literature, musical composition, photography, and visual arts. Each year there is a different theme. This year's theme is "What is your story?"

Entry forms are available in the Library or the Kennel. Deadline for entry submission is Wednesday, October 19th.

Entry forms and general information are also here.

Bowie has talent...let's see it!

Advanced Commercial Photography

Take a picture in the studio demonstrating Split, Broad, Rembrandt, Loop and Butterfly (all with fill also) so 10 images total...due next Tuesday (Sept 27th)  by the end of class.

http://www.techradar.com/how-to/photography-video-capture/cameras/free-portrait-lighting-guide-24-essential-studio-lighting-set-ups-1320941

Commercial Photography

Continuous shooting with a self timer

http://support-th.canon-asia.com/contents/TH/EN/8201007200.html

Commercial Photography- Composition

Composition- DUE Friday September 16th

Formal Assignment:

Create 2 sets of photographs demonstrating each of the following compositional elements. Shoot the first set of images at any distance to subject. (Total of 10 images)

Shoot a second set of images; these can be completely different subject matter. Set your lens to manual focus. Move in as close to your subject as your lens will allow while retaining a sharp focus, then move towards and away from subject slightly and select the final focus area to get a closer-up image. Remember to keep important subject areas in focus and shoot a second set of composition examples. (Total of 10 images)

1.        Rule of thirds

2.        Leading line/Perspective/Diagonal lines

3.        Vertical lines

4.        S-curves

5.        Balance (both symmetrical and asymmetrical)

6.        Light as the subject (do not include the light source, but rather the effects of this light)

7.        Contrast of content (visual or cognitive tension)

8.        Circular composition

9.        Rhythm

1.     Frame in a frame

Strive to create interesting photographs. Compose these images carefully, paying close attention to camera angle, distance, and lighting. Simplify your designs when possible, and be sure watch the edges of the frame…  [total of 20 images]

Submit…

Submit all 20 photos on your blog before class 

Grading…will be based on following all directions and on the “5 C’s” of good photography – Color, Contrast, Composition, Content, and Credibility.