tex·ture /ˈteksCHər/ noun
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For this week’s homework, I ask you to think about the idea of texture in food, and how does one capture texture in a photograph. The key to communicating texture in photography is to pay careful attention to detail. For homework, you get to practice taking a photograph and uploading it to our class website. For example, look at the photograph by contemporary photographer Olivier Richon and note how it gives you a sense of the texture of an egg, an object that we’ll be thinking about a lot this semester. Take a food-related photo (something you made or saw), and upload your photo to the class site with a short 100-word passage describing the texture of your food item.
For step-by-step directions on how to submit a post and how to upload a photo, click on the “Blogging Guidelines” on the header above.
PLEASE SUBMIT YOUR POSTS BY MONDAY SEPTEMBER 19, 2016.